Adrienne L. Johnson of the North County Transit District. (Photo courtesy NCTD)
The North County Transit District announced Wednesday that it has appointed Adrienne Johnson to serve as the agency’s new deputy chief people officer.
Johnson’s role will consist of overseeing NCTD’s Human Resources and Learning and Development departments. She will report to deputy chief executive officer and chief general counsel Lori Winfree, according to NCTD officials.
“I am moved by this leadership role at NCTD and look forward to enhancing the amazing work they’re already doing,” Johnson said in a statement.
“As I continue my journey with NCTD, I will lead with a deliberate and guided people-centered approach by the principle of treating others the way they want to be treated.”
With more than 17 years of experience in human resources, Johnson has led initiatives in talent management, organizational design and regulatory compliance, officials said. Prior to joining NCTD, Johnson held leadership roles for organizations such as CVS Health and Starbucks.
While at CVS, she oversaw talent reviews and succession planning, resolved employee issues and drove company objectives. She led and enforced programs focusing on employee performance and engagement during her tenure at Starbucks.
Johnson also serves as vice president of the San Diego chapter of the Conference of Minority Transportation Officials.
“Adrienne brings in a wealth of experience to this role, and we’re excited to have her on board to forward critical initiatives at NCTD,” Winfree said.
“Providing a world-class employee experience is a key facet of NCTD’s North Star, and I have no doubt that Adrienne will work diligently to move us forward to our goals.”
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