Impark Completes Acquisition ofMP Park Care


Vancouver, Canada-based Imperial Parking Corp.


(Impark), one of the largest parking management companies in North America, has acquired MP Park Care, based in Hamilton, Ontario. The acquisition, comprising parking locations in Hamil-


ton, Ste. Catharines and London, Ontario, reinforces Impark’s position as the largest parking operator in the Hamilton and Ste.Catharines area, and contributes to itsmar- ket presence in London, the company said. “It will allow us to build upon the solid reputation


Impark has established in the region, and demonstrate to these new Impark clients the value the company brings to their parking operations.” said President and CEO Herb Anderson. Gordon Craig, Impark’s Regional SeniorVice President,


said, “We are confident parking customers at these locations will experience positive service enhancements, as we imple- ment the option to pay for parking by phone or credit card, and offer Impark’smotorist-assist programand the ability for customers tomanage theirmonthly parking accounts online.”


Steve Rizzo Keynote Speaker at NPA Convention in October


Steve Rizzo, a motivational speaker known as “TheAtti-


tudeAdjuster,” has been named keynote speaker at the NPA’s 2010 Parking Show of Shows, Oct. 11-14 in Boston. He will offer methods for improving organizational opportunities and provide insights into the skills that organizations and individ- uals need to get to a better place at work and in life. A former headlining comedian, Rizzo takes motivation


and confidence building to a whole new level with his brand of “humor-vational” programs. He will speak at 8:30 a.m. Oct. 12.To watch a sample of his presentation style, go to www.steverizzo.com. Formore information on the 59th annu- al National ParkingAssociation Convention and Exposition, go to www.npapark.org


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