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Jim Moody Appointed Caltrans Chief of Infrastructure Division

June 26, 2009 By Casey Mayville

Ann Barsotti, deputy director for administration and information technology of the California Department of Transportation, announced Tuesday the appointment of Jim Moody as chief of the Infrastructure Division.

Moody has over 20 years of management experience in information technology, said Barsotti in an e-mail. He joined Caltrans in 2007 as the manager of the service support branch and has previously worked for several years at both Department of Technology Services and Teale Data Center in a variety of assignments including manager of the training center, consolidation communications manager and customer relations branch manager.

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