Three Men Get Nods to Fill Empty Board of Trustee Seats at Reno Airport Authority After Turbulence

Roy Tuscany, the founder of the High Fives Foundation, Garrett Gordon, a partner in Womble Bond Dickinson’s Real Estate Practice Group, known for his many appearances on behalf of the J Resort before City Council, and Ronald Bath, a retired United States Air Force Major General, who served as the Director of Air Force Strategic Planning and later as the Air Force Director of the 2005 Quadrennial Defense Review (QDR) at the Pentagon are the three new Trustees for the Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority.

The Board of Trustees has their names and short bios on their website page but not their photos yet.

Bath and Gordon were appointed to fill the seats by the City of Reno while Tuscany received the nod from the Reno-Sparks Convention and Visitors Authority.

They join the board as RTAA is advancing its $1 billion infrastructure program MoreRNO program aimed at expanding the airport, adding local dining and retail options and upgrading travel technology.

There were multiple resignations from the influential board earlier this year with one former trustee Eddie Ableser facing concerns he no was no longer a resident here. Kitty Jung submitted her own resignation in March as did Pascal Dupuis just one year into his own appointment. Additionally, Cris Jensen became interim President and CEO of the RTAA on February 1st replacing Daren Griffin who left in January to lead the Columbus Regional Airport Authority in Ohio.

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