May 19, 2022

Francis AI Technologies, Inc. (“Francis AI”), a leading smart traffic enforcement platform powered by artificial intelligence, today announced the hiring of Jenna Fortunati as its Marketing and Communications Specialist.

Fortunati has over five years of experience in transportation policy and planning, focused on communications and marketing for transit agencies and think tanks. At Francis, she will develop marketing materials that share the transformative impact of Francis’s unique technology with the transportation industry and beyond.

“Communicating Francis’s value with transit agencies and the broader transportation sector is essential to our success. We’re excited to have Jenna on board to help us tell our story,” said Chris Carson, Founder and CEO of Francis AI.

Prior to Francis, Fortunati worked at the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA), where she managed planning projects and developed creative communications materials that made nuanced planning and budget proposals accessible to the general public. She also worked as a communications and policy associate at Transportation for America, a Washington, DC-based advocacy organization focused on reforming federal transportation policy.

“I am thrilled to join Francis AI,” said Fortunati. “Making transportation sustainable, safer, and more equitable is the driving force of my career. I am so excited to support technology that makes transportation better for everyone.”

About Francis

Francis AI is pioneering smart traffic enforcement with its mobile platform to increase the safety, efficiency, and sustainability of municipal fleet vehicles. Our platform allows government agencies to enforce traffic laws, while harnessing AIoT data to gain actionable insights that help enhance the quality of life of their communities. Developed by a team of experts in machine learning, data science, transportation, and government technology, our flagship product, Automated Bus Lane Enforcement, enforces dedicated bus lanes, bus stops, delivery zones, and intersections to reduce traffic congestion, improve bus speeds, and increase transit ridership.

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