Virginia Transportation

Richmond, VA ยท Founded 1943

Industry association representing transportation construction companies and suppliers

Primary audience
Students
Work area
Education
Topic
Education
Contact
Gordon N Dixon

About Organization

The Virginia Transportation Construction Alliance advocates for the highway and transportation construction industry through legislative advocacy, education, and networking. Based in Richmond, VA, the organization operates with $2.8 million in annual revenue. The alliance represents contractors, suppliers, and engineers involved in building and maintaining Virginia's transportation infrastructure.

What They Focus On

Educational Support

Learning opportunities and academic resources advancing knowledge and skills for diverse populations

Community Partnerships

Collaborative relationships with organizations and stakeholders strengthening collective impact

Capacity Building

Infrastructure and resource development enhancing organizational effectiveness and sustainability

Financial Information

Form 990 data showing organizational financial health and growth.

Revenue (2024)

$3.3M

+11.6% vs 2023

Expenses (2024)

$3.1M

+11.4% vs 2023

Assets (2024)

$5.9M

+2.5% vs 2023

Employees (2024)

9

+0% vs 2023

Year Revenue Expenses Assets Employees
2024 $3,322,604 $3,071,117 $5,913,344 9
2023 $2,976,544 $2,757,555 $5,771,491 9
2022 $3,106,562 $2,647,131 $5,195,264 9
2021 $2,704,280 $2,346,655 $5,053,549 9
2020 $1,864,749 $2,419,593 $4,227,735 10
2019 $2,906,282 $2,750,381 $4,130,118 11
2018 $2,839,301 $2,615,072 $3,523,438 11

Source: IRS Form 990 filings. All figures in USD.

How They Work

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  • 01

    Assessment

    Identifying community needs and organizational priorities through data analysis and stakeholder consultation

  • 02

    Planning

    Developing strategic initiatives and allocating resources to address identified needs and opportunities

  • 03

    Implementation

    Delivering programs and services through trained staff, volunteers, and community partnerships

  • 04

    Evaluation

    Measuring outcomes and collecting feedback to improve effectiveness and accountability

Programs and Initiatives

Services and programs offered by Virginia Transportation

Primary Services

Core programs and activities addressing identified community needs through evidence-based interventions

Community Engagement

Outreach and partnership initiatives connecting stakeholders and expanding program reach

Support Services

Complementary programs and resources enhancing participant outcomes and organizational effectiveness

Team & Leadership

Meet the people behind Virginia Transportation.

GN

Gordon N Dixon

Executive Vice President
Full-time
Compensation: $319,246
TW

Thomas Witt

Engineer Director
Full-time
Compensation: $170,914
ES

Ed Stelter

Past President
1 hrs/week
KA

Kip Addison IV

President
1 hrs/week
NO

Nate Orders

Vice President
1 hrs/week
KM

Kevin McGhee

Engineer Consultant & Associate Program Manager
Full-time
Compensation: $165,537
RL

Robert Lanham

Aggregate Producer & Program Manager
Full-time
Compensation: $146,614
GH

Greg Hoffman

Business Manager
Full-time
Compensation: $110,184
MK

Mo Kim

President/CEO
JH

Jon Harman

Senior Vice President
JL

John LeGore

President

Milestones

1943

Organization Founded

1943

Establishment of the organization to serve community needs and advance mission

2021

Program Expansion

2021

Expanded services and outreach to reach more beneficiaries and strengthen community impact

2024

Revenue Peak

2024

Reached $3,322,604 in annual revenue demonstrating organizational growth

2024

Partnership Growth

2024

Developed strategic partnerships with organizations to leverage resources and expand reach

2026

Continued Impact

2026

Ongoing programs and services reaching communities through mission-aligned activities

Associated People

Board members, advisors, and key contributors

Board of Directors

BC
Brennan Collier Director 1.00 hrs/week
BM
Brian McPeters Pe Director 1.00 hrs/week
CS
Chuck Smith Director 1.00 hrs/week
DB
D Billy Badger Ccm Director 1.00 hrs/week
EG
Eddie Gupton Secretary/Treasurer 1.00 hrs/week
EQ
Elizabeth Quinn Director 1.00 hrs/week
GA
Greg Andricos Director 1.00 hrs/week
GO
Gretchen Ostroff Director 1.00 hrs/week
JC
Jessica Colbert Director 1.00 hrs/week
KB
K Brett Marston Director 1.00 hrs/week
MK
Marc Kmec Director 1.00 hrs/week
MC
Michael Colbert Director 1.00 hrs/week
PC
Peter Compher Director 1.00 hrs/week
RT
Robert T Gallagher Director 1.00 hrs/week
RT
Ryan Terry Director 1.00 hrs/week
TD
Tanner Dahlke Director 1.00 hrs/week
TH
Thomas Harris Director 1.00 hrs/week

Information compiled from IRS Form 990 and organizational materials.

Executive Compensation

Top compensated officers & key employees from IRS Form 990

Total Reported (2024)

$1.0M

Highest Paid

$356K

Gordon N Dixon

Compensated Officers

5

Name Title Base Other Total Hrs/Wk
Gordon N Dixon Executive Vice President $319,246 $36,836 $356,082 37.5
Thomas Witt Engineer Director $170,914 $22,149 $193,063 37.5
Kevin Mcghee Engineer Consultant & Associate Program Manager $165,537 $18,877 $184,414 37.5
Robert Lanham Aggregate Producer & Program Manager $146,614 $19,244 $165,858 37.5
Greg Hoffman Business Manager $110,184 $10,427 $120,611 37.5

Source: IRS Form 990 filings. Compensation includes base and other reported compensation.

COVID-19 PPP Loans

Paycheck Protection Program (2020-2021)

Fully Forgiven

Total Approved

$154K

Total Forgiven

$155K

101% forgiven

Jobs Retained

9

Loan Details 1 loan

$153,500
Forgiven
Forgiven: $155,048 100%
Approved Jan 27, 2021
Lender Newtek Small Business Finance, Inc.
Jobs Reported 9
Forgiven On Apr 13, 2022

Source: Small Business Administration • Paycheck Protection Program (2020-2021)

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9011 Arboretum Parkway 320 Richmond, VA 232363692