Moving Super Loads
February 11, 2025 @ 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm EST
Location: Kojo Kamau C – 4th Floor
Speakers: Matt Bruning – ODOT
Jacque Annarino – ODOT
Presentation Description:
Moving super loads takes a lot of planning, preparation, coordination, analysis, and communication. Imagine planning and preparing to move approximately two dozen super loads that are approximately 170 miles along the same roadways in less than one year. Now, imagine four of those loads being mega loads measuring approximately 23’ tall, 20’ wide, 280’ long, and weighing in excess of 950,000 pounds. ODOT will share information about how they worked internally as well as with Intel, their subcontractors and haulers, and various state and local public agencies to plan, prepare for, and manage the movement of these loads.
Speaker Bios:
Jacque Annarino, Project Manager, ODOT Office of Transportation & Economic Development
Jacque is currently the Project Manager in ODOT’s Office of Transportation & Economic Development. In this role, she manages Silicon Heartland activities, including development, management, and oversight of communication strategies, local public agency coordination, projects, consultant contracts, and programs. In her 25 years at ODOT, she has managed the development, monitoring, and oversight of environmental policies and procedures, public involvement plans, environmental document review and preparation, and training for small and large-scale ODOT projects. Her diverse background, excellent communication skills, and focus on delivering excellent customer service has led to improved relationships with transportation stakeholders around the state.
Matt Bruning, Press Secretary. Matt brings a wealth of media experience to his role as press secretary at the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT). With a background in journalism and communications, Matt understands the power of storytelling and effective messaging. Prior to joining ODOT, he worked for 20 years as a radio news reporter in Ohio and Indiana. Matt co-hosts ODOT’s weekly video news series, The Loop, and helps manage the agency’s presence on social media. He is also the self-proclaimed most accessible media relations person in all of Ohio.
