Chuck Warbington is a life long resident of Gwinnett County.  He is a graduate of Georgia Tech with a Bachelor of Civil Engineering degree.  While at Georgia Tech, he was a wide receiver for the 1990 National Championship Football Team.  Chuck and his wife, Stacey, have been married for 17 years, and have 4 children.Chuck is a registered professional engineer having worked as a principal manager for a local Architectural/Engineering company (Pond & Company) for over 13 years.  He began the leadership of Gwinnett Village in January 2006 leading the efforts in forming the largest Community Improvement District (CID) in the state in mid-2006.As a graduate of Leadership Gwinnett, Chuck is serving his community in many capacities including as a board member for Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful, the Gwinnett Chamber, and the Fort Daniel Historical Foundation.  He currently serves as chairman of the Redevelopment Task Force, chairman of the Gwinnett County Planning Commission, president of Partnership Gwinnett, and president-elect of the Rotary Club of Gwinnett.  He was also recently appointed to the Quantum National Bank Board of Directors.He was selected by the Georgia Engineering Alliance as Engineer of the Year in Private Practice for the state of Georgia in 2003 and was honored as one of Georgia Trend’s 40 under 40 for 2006.  In 2012, Chuck was selected by the national publication CE News as one of fifteen Rising Stars in Civil Engineering.  He is also consistently ranked on Georgia Trend’s notable Most Influential Georgians list.

The Great Exchange on Transportation is a non-sponsored, grass roots initiative that will focus all of Gwinnett on transportation for one week in late August. We are not asking folks to educate, advocate, or even indoctrinate folks on transportation rather we hope to captivate individuals so that they feel free to express their thoughts, ideas, concerns and opinions on transportation in Gwinnett. The goal is to simply have “high level” conversations about transportation and how it effects our quality of life. The goal is to engage you about joining the conversation on transportation and “texting” their thoughts, ideas, and opinions to some questions. It’s that simple.