Board

Brandon Campbell is the Director of Transportation Services at the City of Tampa, where he oversees the two of the five divisions of the City’s Mobility Department. Among his responsibilities is Tampa’s transportation capital program, currently consisting of $12m in annual local funds and over $50m in federal grant funds. He leads a team of approximately 100 engineers and technicians pursuing safe, context-appropriate transportation options ranging from multi-modal network improvements to smart cities infrastructure while directing his team through planning, design, construction, operation, and maintenance of transportation assets in pursuit of Mayor Castor’s vision to Transform Tampa’s Tomorrow.
Brandon is a licensed Professional Engineer in both Florida and Missouri and is certified as a Professional Traffic Operations Engineer and a Road Safety Professional. He is currently serving as a Discipline Director elected to the Transportation Professional Certification Board. He earned his BS in Civil Engineering and a Master of Public Affairs from the University of Missouri—Columbia. He spends his free time volunteering at his church and pursuing outdoor activities with his wife and three kids.

Guido Maniscalco was born and raised in Tampa and is the son of Cuban and Italian immigrants. Guido attended and graduated from Tampa Catholic High School, Hillsborough Community College, and obtained a degree in English from the University of South Florida.

He served as Chairman of the Tampa City Council from May 2020 to May 2021. He was the President of the MacFarlane Park Neighborhood Association from 2013 to 2015, served as a member of the City of Tampa Code Enforcement Board from 2012 to 2015, currently serves as trustee chairman of the Sons of Italy Lodge, past treasurer of the Ybor City Lions, member of the West Tampa Optimist Club, Ybor City Round Table, and member of the Hillsborough County Human Rights Council.

Councilman Maniscalco is appointed to the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), the Tampa Theatre Board, the Tampa Museum of Art, the Straz Center for the Performing Arts, and the Arts Council of Hillsborough County and previously served on the Hillsborough County Public Transportation Commission (PTC), the Tampa Bay Estuary Program Board, the Hillsborough River Interlocal Planning Board and the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council.

Gary T. Hartfield is an award-winning serial entrepreneur, leader, author, and philanthropist. His leadership experience and business acumen have allowed him to impact multiple industries, including education, health care, real estate, and insurance. He is the president and CEO of six Residential Group Homes throughout Florida, delivering personalized and therapeutic healthcare services for the elderly and developmentally disabled. Gary is also the founder and CEO of Serenity Village Insurance & Consulting, a full-service agency providing insurance solutions to clients throughout Florida and Georgia. The company specializes in commercial risks, partnering with hundreds of business owners to deliver the products and solutions that matter most, including liability insurance, workers’ compensation, and auto and property insurance. Gary’s leadership acuity and career efforts have served as an engine for job creation, with his businesses which have employed more than 100 Floridians across the state. Gary’s key business roles and accomplishments extend to the nonprofit realm, where he serves as the CEO and Chairman of Empower Florida, Inc., an association representing the needs of more than 20,000 business owners who serve the intellectually and developmentally disabled throughout Florida. He also serves on multiple boards and councils, including the Tampa Bay Chamber, Career Source Tampa Bay, the CEO Council, the Nonprofit Leadership Center, The Skills Center, Live Tampa Bay, and the Tampa Organization of Black Affairs. He received his Master’s in Business Administration from the University of West Florida and an Executive Leadership Certification from Cornell University. Gary earned his Bachelor of Science in Electronic Engineering Technology from Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University.

Gil Schisler was elected to the Temple Terrace City Council on November 6, 2018. Mr. Schisler retired from Daniels Education Corporation as CFO and HR Director in 2015. He is currently the owner of GCS Financial Consulting LLC, a local accounting service for small business, and Treasurer for the Board of Terrace Community Middle School. Prior to his election to city council, Mr. Schisler served in many capacities to our city: on the Board of Adjustment; School and Improvement Task Force; as a founding board member of Terrace Community Middle School; on the TTGCC Advisory Committee; as a Orange River HOA board member; assisting with the Temple Terrace Little League and with various local school SACs. Mr. Schisler is a 1989 graduate of USF with a BS in Accounting, he is married to Lisa, and they have two children and four grandchildren, all of whom live in Temple Terrace.