Transit Systems has appointed George Konstantopoulos as Managing Director of Transit Systems Victoria, bringing extensive public transport policy and operational leadership experience to the role.

George joins Transit Systems from the Victorian Department of Transport and Planning, where he most recently served as Director, Bus Network Planning & Reform, working closely with government, operators and industry stakeholders.

Transit Systems Executive General Manager Business Operations, Mark Peters said George’s appointment reflects Transit Systems’ focus on strong leadership and operational capability across its Victorian business.

“George brings a deep understanding of public transport systems and the role bus services play in connecting communities,” Mr Peters said.

Speaking on his appointment, George said he was looking forward to leading the Transit Systems Victoria team and continuing to support the role of buses within the broader transport network.

“For me, it’s always been about connecting people with places and communities, and buses provide a huge amount of flexibility and mobility coverage that other modes don’t.

“Buses play a vital role in connecting people to education, employment and community life and I’m looking forward to working with the Transit Systems Victoria team to deliver strong outcomes for passengers, government partners and the broader network.,” he said.

In his new role, George will lead Transit Systems Victoria’s metropolitan, regional and school bus operations, with a focus on service delivery, operational performance and customer experience.

Mr Peters said George’s appointment reinforces Transit Systems commitment to experienced leadership and strong collaboration with government and stakeholders.

“George’s appointment underscores Transit Systems’ ongoing focus on enhancing connectivity and delivering safe, reliable and customer-focused transport services and we welcome him to the team!” said Mr Peters.

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