AmanoMcgann Names Jeff Becker Vice President -


VerticalMarkets AmanoMcGann, Inc. is proud to announce that JeffBeck-


er has been namedVice President -VerticalMarkets. In this position he will be responsible for assisting our current sales channels in securingmarket specific projects aswell as provid- ing sector intelligence to the development teams to enhance our product offerings. Becker has been an employee of the Amano group of


companies for 13 years,most recently asVice President of the St Louis and Kansas City Branches. He also held the position of Vice President, Dealer Sales Western USA for 5 years where he was instrumental in supporting and developing dis- tribution partners.


Colonial Parking Receives 2009 Superstars in Business


Award of Excellence The Delaware State Chamber of Commerce recently rec-


ognized Colonial Parking, Inc. as a 2009 Marvin S. Gilman Superstars in Business Award of Excellence winner. This award is named forMarvin S.Gilman, one ofDelaware’s lead- ing small business entrepreneurs, and honors businesses and nonprofit corporations for their outstanding achievements and model approaches to business andmanagement. A family-owned business, Colonial was founded in 1956


by Dick Hatfield with the management of one parking lot in Allentown, Pennsylvania.Today, Colonial is a regional organi- zation headquartered inWilmington, Delaware with operating facilities inWilmington, Delaware; Greater Philadelphia and Allentown, Pennsylvania; and through its affiliate Landmark Parking, Inc., in Baltimore,Maryland andWashington, DC. InWilmington, Colonialmanages approximately 40 park-


ing facilities and employs 80Associates. Regionally, Colonial manages over 34,000 parking spaces in over 100 parking facil- ities serving in excess of 60,000 parking patrons daily. Its regional facilities include public parking and parking manage- ment at downtown business and retail venues and nearby air- ports –– including ColonialAirport Parking servicing air trav- elers at PhiladelphiaAirport. “Colonial is dedicated to the delivery of superior service


to our parking patrons and parking facility owners, noted Jed Hatfield, second-generation company president. “Colonial stands out against this background as a family-owned and operated regional business offering our clients a high level of attention to ensure quality service and, in turn, employment stability for our staff.”


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Central Parking Awarded CTA Park & Ride and Under ‘L’


Parking Contract Central Parking System, Inc. announced that its Chicago part-


nership, CPS Chicago Parking LLC, a partnership between Cen- tral Parking and Gomez Transportation, has been selected by the Chicago TransitAuthority (CTA) to operate select Park & Ride lots totaling approximately 3,700 parking spaces. In addition, CPS Chicago Parking will maintain all of CTA’s Under ‘L’ parking areas, spaces under the elevated tracks that can be leased for a monthly fee.


. The local management team, led by Vice President, Alan


Kahn, and Partner,ArmandoGomez, have extensive experience in the commuter parking and transportation business. In the late 1990’s, Kahn led Central Parking’s United Kingdom expansion into the privatization of parking and rail throughBritishRail’s fran- chising of its network and outsourcing more than 300 rail station parking facilities under itsmanagement. Gomez, the owner of Gomez Transportation, is a former 30-


year employee of United Airlines, which included work as the Director ofGovernment and PublicAffairs.GomezTransportation is a local Chicago DBE firm specializing in transportation servic- es, parking management, toll road operations, marketing and gov- ernment affairs.


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