Clean Cities-Georgia Board of Directors & Staff
CC-GA’s Board of Directors come to the position as volunteers and stewards of alternative fuels and vehicle technologies. Board members advise the Co-Coordinators on how to provide the best experience for stakeholders looking to learn more about alt fuels.
Board of Directors
John R. Seydel
Director of Sustainability, City of Atlanta
Michael McDonald
Director of Maintenance and Engineering, UPS
Bill Moore
Alternative Fuels Committee Chairman, Conger LP Gas
Maria Geonczy
Environmental Engineer, Georgia Environmental Protection Division
Lincoln Wood
Electrification Policy Manager, Georgia Power (Southern Company)
Robert Gordon
Deputy Director, Dekalb County Fleet Management
Rodney Dill
Director of Member Services, Municipal Gas Authority of Georgia
David Jaskolski
Advanced technology Vehicle Sales, Peach State Trucks
Sean Brady
Branch Manager, MHC Kenworth- Atlanta
Mark Leuenberger
VP of Enterprise Vehicle Operations, Cox
Al Curtis
Fleet Services Director, Cobb County Fleet Management
Ian Skelton
Director, Natural Gas Vehicles, Atlanta Gas Light
Our Staff
Frank Morris
Executive Director, Clean Cities-Georgia
Co-Coordinator, Clean Cities-Georgia
Office: (404) 604-3622
Sumner Pomeroy
Co-Coordinator, Clean Cities-Georgia
Office: (404) 604-3622
Frank retired from UPS as Vice President Corporate Public Affairs managing the State, City and Municipal Government relations for UPS in the Southeast, including Georgia, and established himself as an effective lobbyist, protecting and advancing the interests of a Fortune 500 Corporation. He has been asked to speak on transportation issues on behalf of UPS throughout the Southeast focusing on congestion and curbside access issues and the challenges of providing excellent delivery service while supporting the efforts of cities to improve congestion on surface roads.
Frank has extensive experience working with outside stakeholders, having served as a board member of the State Trucking Associations in several states as well as a board member of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, the Sandy Springs Chamber of Commerce, the Georgia Charter School Association and the Georgia Transportation Alliance.
Since retiring from UPS after 35 years of service, Frank has established a government affairs consulting firm representing the Georgia Charter Schools Association, UPS and other clients.
Frank has a Bachelor of Science degree in Business
Management from Westminster College in Salt Lake City, Utah. Frank and his wife Debbie, reside in Milton,
Georgia. They have three adult children.
Sumner Pomeroy serves as the Co-Coordinator for Clean Cities Georgia,
coordinating projects focused on increasing alternative fuel vehicles and
infrastructure in Georgia. Before joining, she worked for UGA Small Business
Development Center and Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful to manage events,
education, and outreach efforts. She has a Master of Environmental Planning and
Design from UGA and enjoys gardening or reading in her spare time.