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Presenter: Mark Weaver, ESQ, Communications Counsel, Inc.
A crisis will happen when you least expect it. Are you prepared?
Most organizations have no tangible plan for communicating when a crisis occurs. This typically leads to a disorganized, unfocused response. As a result, public confidence in your organization plummets, and years of image-building work are undone. In this session, Mark will help guide you through some of the most difficult media and public relations crises you can imagine.
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Presenters: Christina Mehlon and Jessica Bilko, SP+
Let’s embark on a journey to shape a more inclusive, sustainable, and accessible future in the realm of transportation, parking, and mobility—one that truly caters to the needs and aspirations of every generation. Together, we can pave the way for a world where accessibility is seamless, regardless of age or ability, and where transportation, parking, and mobility connects people of all backgrounds and walks of life.
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Presenters: Byron Prestridge, Texas A&M University Transportation Services; and David Lieb, Walker Consultants
Mobility master planning recognizes that at nearly every college campus, most people arriving daily live on campus or commute by means other than single-occupancy vehicles. This represents thousands of people who need access to, from, and around campus. Making it easier to use alternative transportation serves this majority better than adding more parking spaces. However, the plan means nothing if you don’t act. This presentation takes you through Texas A & M University’s execution of the process from RFP to implementation.
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Presenter: Mike Drow, CAPP, PMP
Gathering, interpreting, and sharing data in parking and mobility continues to challenge innovation in our industry. Join industry professionals to discuss the new Alliance for Parking Data Standards and ISO-approved global data specification and resources and learn how organizations are using the specifications and related documents to share complex data streams in this open-source environment.
Presenters: Vanessa Solesbee Schnipkoweit, CAPP, Town of Estes Park, Colorado; Wady Burgos, CAPP, City of Westminster, Colorado; Cody Wilson, Washington State University; and Ian Ortlieb, Missoula Parking Commission
This is not your typical conference session! Attendees will get the opportunity to play a real-life version of everyone’s favorite “pick your adventure” book with municipal and university program leaders “pitching” the audience for an opportunity to share their tale. This session aims to shake up everything you thought you knew about conference presentations with honest, vulnerable discussions with front-line practitioners. Come learn with us – and challenge us!
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Presenters: Roamy Valera, CAPP, Automotus, Inc.; Dave Onorato, Pittsburgh Parking Authority; and Marc Lucey, Duncan Solutions, LLC
The Pittsburgh Parking Authority recently embarked on a groundbreaking Smart Loading Zone (SLZ) initiative utilizing digital camera technology to collect curb usage data, facilitate loading zone monetization, and reduce environmental and safety issues. This panel will include insights from project leaders highlighting best practices and lessons learned, and strategies to implement effective curb management policies in their communities. Attendees will learn how to obtain and evaluate data, develop successful policies, and utilize available resources.
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Presenters: Kayla McCause, Dragonfly AEC Consulting; and Julie Shaffer, Shaffer Creative
As an owner, crafting RFPs seems straightforward—until the cycle of addenda begins, leaving you with less than desired results. Alternatively, RFP respondents must navigate the intricate maze of guidelines, striving to convey uniqueness amid stringent structures. Is there a smoother approach? This interactive session delves into both vantage points: perfecting RFP writing for owners AND showcasing differentiators for respondents. Join us as we journey down the RFP highway, seeking better paths to success. Participate in this interactive session to navigate the complexities of the RFP landscape, acquiring a holistic understanding of successful paths for both owners and respondents on the journey to RFP excellence.
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