Washington, DC (Apr. 15, 2026) — Anthony Management Group’s (AMG) very own Enyinna Anthony, President & CEO was honored to attend the COMTO Women Who Move the Nation Awards Gala, held Wednesday, April 15th at the Grand Hyatt in Washington D.C. The milestone event celebrated 15 years of recognizing women whose leadership and impact continue to shape the transportation industry.
Industry leaders from across the country gathered to honor the 2026 award recipients, an inspiring group of professionals whose work is advancing innovation, equity and excellence throughout the nation’s transportation systems. The breakfast highlighted the critical role women leaders play in strengthening infrastructure, driving progress and shaping the future of transportation.
“The awardees’ stories were all inspiring in different ways,” said Mr. Anthony. “I am reinvigorated about my purpose and motivation every time I attend this event!”
Over the program’s history, COMTO has inducted 162 women into this signature class of industry leaders. Honorees represent a broad cross-section of multi-modal transportation — from public and private sectors — including leadership in rail, transit, airports, highways government agencies and more. The event coincides with Women’s History Month, bringing together government officials, transit and agency leaders as well as private sector partners to celebrate trailblazers forging paths, breaking glass ceilings and advancing equity and innovation in transportation.
AMG is proud to support organizations like COMTO, whose mission aligns closely with AMG’s commitment to professional excellence, workforce development and meaningful industry engagement. Events such as the Women Who Move the Nation Awards Gala underscore the importance of celebrating leadership and investing in the future of transportation.
AMG extends its congratulations to all of this year’s honorees on their welldeserved recognition. You can read more about the Gala and the winners here. For more information about COMTO or how to join, please visit their page at www.comto.org.
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