Cambridge Systematics turns 45
Written by Railway Age StaffTransit and transportation planning and development consultant Cambridge Systematics is celebrating 45 years as an industry consultant.
Since it established roots in Boston in 1972, the company has grown to a dozen offices managing and array of disciplines across the U.S.
Cambridge Systematics (CS) President and Chief Executive Brad Wright unveiled a video chronicling the firm’s history and achievements, looking to its future, and sharing results of a yearlong survey defining how the staff view CS at 45.
“Cambridge Systematics has grown tremendously over the past 45 years and this video documents that,” said Wright. “We started from a group of four MIT professors and a transportation planning colleague in one office, conducting a handful of transportation projects, to 12 offices across the Unites States and leading the transportation planning industry. I’m proud of our history and journey. But most important, I look forward to what comes next for CS as we continue to define the future by understanding and responding to our clients’ needs.”
