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Trade Show and Seminars March 7-10, 2010 • Chicago (O’Hare) IL


Sessions 2010 Technology


Using the ‘Net - Set upWebinars to bring information to your employees...and customers. Cities - starting a new program - let social networking sites (Facebook) help you sell the program. Staff need training, use webinars to meet “their” schedules. This will be a hands on example of how these things really work. Stephanie Brown from Constructive Communications and Andy Van Horn fromParking Today.


Meet themanufacturers


They get two and a half minutes to catch your attention. The technology vendors will have a brief chance to tell you what is “different” about their products. Everyone tells you what’s the same. “A gate is a gate, right?” Well find out what’s different. Over 20 companies will race to get your attention.


Financing –Auditing-Only PIE has the guts toprovide these seminars


We started the seminar, and are the only one with guts enough to showit again.You knowthere are problems in your garage, orwith your collections. Find our first hand what they are and what to do about them. Two seminars about revenue control. On and off street, and auditing-how to count themoney. These controversial presentations tell it like it is and make a lot of people unhappy. Come and learn. The information in these two seminars will pay your way to Chicago many times over. Dennis Cunning from DLC Consulting and Joe Sciulli fromChanceManagement Advisors.


OMG- not another case study


We have selected a number of case studies, only 10 minutes each, that quickly and with pizzazz give you solutions to common parking problems. The presenter explains the problem, the solu- tion and then we move on. If you want the details you can get them. On street, off street, back office, you name it, we solve it. We asked our attendees what they wanted to see, and then found the folks to give the presentations.


Got aproblem?We have theAnswer


NOT!We don’t have the answer, but your colleagues will. Sit around a table? Ask a question, and have someone that actually solved that problemtell you how. Sessions on Airports, Universi- ties, Cities, Operators, Developers, and everyone else. In these sessions, actual people who solved actual problems give you the real scoop. Does a particular manufacturer’s stuff really do what they say it does? People who have used it will tell you (or give you their number and you can ask themin private.)


Speednetworking


No, you won’t get a ticket, but you will meet a lot of people. Its like speed dating. You get a minute to exchange cards and a bit about you and your issues. Then later, you can meet up on the exhibit hall floor, or in the bar, or at dinner, and talk in detail about parking.Many long term relationships have started at PIE.


50 JANUARY 2010 • PARKING TODAY • www.parkingtoday.com


Wearen’t sureaboutmarriages,but certainlypeopledostay intouch. Ayear fromknowyou come up against a problem. Remember that guy you met for two minutes at PIE - he might have the solution. Whereishis card?PT’sEditorkeepsyoumoving,andmeetingpeople.


Curmudgeon vsCurmudgeon


PT’s Editor and itsOverseas correspondent PeterGuest go head to head on who can tell the most educational stories using today’s headlines. This presentation is entertaining, but also educational. Find out why people in the UK can afford surgery, but can’t afford topark at the hospital – Let JVHtell you the inside scoupon all those Eight count ‘em, eight electric cars in Cincinnati. Laugh and Learn withPT’s resident grouches. JohnVanHorn and PeterGuest.


Does your town have aparking authority? Shouldit?


An expert talks about parking in his town going back 300 years. Well, almost. A parking authority may be just right for your city, or not. Get the good, the bad and the “you know.” This parking authority leader knows the politics and the benefits. If you are a city, you should come to this presentation.


People –Gee ifwedidn’t have to havedrivers andif cars couldpark themselves


Your customer is your biggest asset but they sometimes get out of control. How do you train your employees to deal with problems, and turn them into returning, happy customers. Hear from an expert. He made his team winners and turned the war with cus- tomers into awonderful peace.MarkMorris, Lanier Parking.


Automatedparking-Will itwork for you?


PT’s Editor thinks it’s a pipe dream. Smarter people think he’s wrong. Come to this seminar and learn about the technology that stacks cars like cordwood. After nearly a decade in the wilderness, Automated parking is back. Three experts in the field talk about what’s coming – and then a panel of five answers your questions.


YouKnowitswrong, you also knowit’s aproblem


Bogus handicapped permits keep the handicapped among us from having access. But such scofflaws, even though they need whipping in the town square, also create more havoc – In a time of increased needs for city income and when cities are consider- ing leasing out their on street parking, these cretins also make it almost impossible for private industry to properly bid on public parking. Parking “Rock Star” Don Shoup holds forth.


Gain 10%moreparking space in your garage – and your customerswill love you


They call it Parking Guidance – three experts, yes they are ven- dors, talk about those little red and green lights and how they can increase your space, your revenue, make you popular, and maybe a little “green,” too.


...and many more. Get the full list of presentations. Go to www.parkingtoday.com/pie


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