Ron Mumaw Selected as Miami Beach Facilities and Fleet Director

Miami Beach, FL – Veteran facilities executive and real estate professional Ron Mumaw has been selected unanimously by the Miami Beach City Commission to lead the city’s Facilities and Fleet Management Department, which is responsible for the day-to-day operations and maintenance of the city’s more than 100 municipal buildings, nearly 1,400 vehicles and other assets.

“Ron has a proven track record of managing complex facilities, properties and assets, including 2,200 JP Morgan bank branch locations,” explained Miami Beach City Manager Eric T. Carpenter in announcing Mumaw’s appointment. “I am confident that his 26 years of experience, training and professional background make him the ideal candidate for this position.”

Prior to joining the city, Mumaw served as vice president of account/facility operations with Lessen Inc., where he managed a $161 million budget. He also was director of real estate and facilities at MISO Energy and regional account director facilities with CBRE/Eli Lilly Elanco among other positions.

“I am looking forward to working with the city’s very capable Facilities and Fleet team to address the challenges of transitioning city vehicles to greater energy efficiency and moving toward net-zero greenhouse gas emissions,” Mumaw said. “The city is already a leader in sustainable and resilient building practices, which we will continue to expand upon.”

The National Association of Fleet Administrators recently named the City of Miami Beach to its NAFA 100 Best Fleets in the Americas for the third year in a row. Miami Beach is on target to achieve an ambitious goal of converting half of the entire municipal fleet to a combination of hybrid, plug-in hybrid and electric vehicles next year.

Mumaw holds a bachelor’s degree in interior design from Purdue University. He is a Certified Facility Manager, Sustainable Facility Professional, Certified Project Manager and also holds a Facility Management Professional credential.

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