Samantha Bricker

Samantha Bricker was named the Chief Sustainability and Revenue Management Officer for Los
Angeles World Airports (LAWA) in September 2020. She is responsible for overseeing Commercial
Development, Mobility Strategy and Parking, Sustainability and Environmental Programs, as well as
the Procurement Department. The Commercial Development Division contains all key revenue generating
activities, including real estate development, leases and concessions. The Mobility Unit
includes Rideshare, management of Non-Exclusive License Agreements, or NELAs, ground
transportation, parking and the implementation of new mobility initiatives and strategies. Ms. Bricker
also manages the Procurement Division and the Environmental Sustainability and Compliance Division,
which includes overseeing the implementation of LAWA’s Sustainability Action Plan as well as all
regulatory compliance and noise initiatives.

Ms. Bricker was named Chief Environmental and Sustainability Officer in August 2019 with
responsibility for overseeing environmental and sustainability programs for LAWA including air quality
and conservation initiatives, noise programs, environmental planning, regulatory compliance as well
as transportation and mobility strategy. In addition, Ms. Bricker managed third party coordination
with external agencies and stakeholders in support of LAWA’s Landside Access Modernization
Program (LAMP) and Capital Improvement Program. Ms. Bricker joined LAWA in July 2016 as Deputy
Executive Director for Project Management and Coordination and in November 2016 was named
Deputy Executive Director for the Environmental Programs Group.

Prior to joining LAWA, she was the Chief Operating Officer of the Exposition Metro Line Construction
Authority. In that role, she coordinated the design and construction of Metro’s Expo rail line, where
she managed a budget of $2.5 billion and directed the Authority’s environmental planning, third party
and external agency coordination, procurement, contract compliance, real estate program, as well as
community and government relations.

Before her position with the Expo Construction Authority, Bricker served as a senior legislative deputy to
former Los Angeles County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky from 1994 to 2006. In this role, she developed
policy and worked on environmental and transportation projects including the Orange Line busway in
the San Fernando Valley and the Red Line subway to Hollywood and North Hollywood.

Bricker earned a Master of Arts in Political Science from UCLA and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
from Northwestern University.