Carrie Cline Black has joined IndyGo as the agency’s director of communications.
Black brings more than 25 years of media expertise and communications experience to IndyGo. An Emmy award-winning reporter, Black has reported and anchored for several television stations around the country, including WTHR, the NBC affiliate in Indianapolis.
Most recently, she’s spent the last four years at Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) as the communications manager where she helped shape messaging around numerous significant IPS initiatives, including the transition of high school students from yellow bus service to IndyGo transportation – a money-saving measure.
At IndyGo, Black will be responsible for crafting IndyGo’s message for both internal and external audiences and serve as spokesperson for the agency.
“Carrie Cline Black not only brings invaluable experience to our team, [but] she [also] brings an understanding of the community and transportation that will be a vital contribution to our team as we continue to expand our service,” said Lesley Gordon, vice president of communications and marketing.
“I’ve enjoyed my time at IPS working with a great team to create a more positive narrative,” said Black. “The district’s partnership with IndyGo over the last three years makes this transition natural and very exciting. I have a working knowledge of and deep appreciation for the important work taking place by this innovative team and I look forward to joining them and continuing those efforts.”
Black is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and actively involved in community service. She holds a Bachelor of Journalism from the University of Missouri-Columbia.
