Staff Directory
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Shawn Conrad, CAE
CEOShawn Conrad, CAE
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Shawn Conrad, CAE
CEOFascinating tidbit: In college I majored in agricultural sciences with a desire to be an agricultural extension agent.
Personal hero: Our 16th President, Abraham Lincoln
On my bookshelf: David and Goliath, by Malcolm Gladwell; The Case for God, by Karen Armstrong; and How to Win Friends and Influence People, by Dale Carnegie
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Rachel Yoka, CAPP, LEED AP, WELL AP
Vice President, Program DevelopmentRachel Yoka, CAPP, LEED AP, WELL AP
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Rachel Yoka, CAPP, LEED AP, WELL AP
Vice President, Program DevelopmentContact me for: Alliance for Parking Data Standards (APDS), Accredited Parking Organization (APO), USGBC/Green Building Certification Inc./Parksmart, outreach and presentation, technical publications, state and regional associations, committee liaison.
Personal hero: Jane Goodall, for her thoughtful and endearing manner and understanding of the connectivity of all habitats and creatures.
On my bookshelf: A Walk in the Woods and In a Sunburned Country, by Bill Bryson. I haven’t hiked the trail, but the second inspired me to go to Australia, my all-time favorite travel experience to date.
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Kathleen Federici, M.Ed
Director, Professional DevelopmentKathleen Federici, M.Ed
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Kathleen Federici, M.Ed
Director, Professional DevelopmentContact me for: elearning, webinars, CAPP, and instructor-led trainings.
Fascinating tidbit: I am a Certified Master Composter.
Guilty pleasure: Dark chocolate-covered pretzels and cookies.
In my spare time: I tend to my vegetable gardens.
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Kim Fernandez, CAE
Director of Publications; Editor, Parking & MobilityKim Fernandez, CAE
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Kim Fernandez, CAE
Director of Publications; Editor, Parking & MobilityContact me for: Parking & Mobility magazine, The IPMI Blog, and other IPMI publications; the Forum online member community.
Fascinating tidbit: I have never received a parking citation.
On my bookshelf: On Writing, by Stephen King; A Man Called Ove, by Fredrik Backman; and The Jesuit Guide to (Almost) Everything, by James Martin.
I cheer for: The Ravens, anybody playing the Colts (it’s a Baltimore thing), and Darius Rucker.
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Rita Pagan
Director, Events & ExhibitsRita Pagan
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Rita Pagan
Director, Events & ExhibitsContact me for: IPMI Conference & Expo
On my bookshelf: Tons of James Patterson and anything by Nicholas Sparks; who doesn't love a good cry while reading?
Guilty pleasure: 99% cocoa chocolate bars. They are really hard to find and I usually only buy them when I’m traveling internationally.
In my spare time: I bake. A lot! It’s a complete stress reducer for me. I rarely show up anywhere without baked goods in hand.
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Tina Altman
Manager, Member & Event ServicesTina Altman
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Tina Altman
Manager, Member & Event ServicesContact me for: Membership questions, account updates, advertising, and any conference & expo questions.
Fascinating tidbit: I used to fly an airplane with my dad and know how to drive a school bus. Halloween is my favorite holiday.
Guilty pleasure: Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups and Sangria.
In my spare time: I spend as much of it with my granddaughters as I can! Anytime I can get away, I head to the beach. I’m a big fan of horror movies, crime dramas or comedies.
Pride and joy: Without a doubt, my children and grandchildren!
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Cindy Campbell
Senior Training and Development SpecialistCindy Campbell
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Cindy Campbell
Senior Training and Development SpecialistContact me for: Onsite training and professional development programs.
Fascinating tidbit: My first job was recording public service announcements for broadcast on a local radio station. That job led to working as a DJ playing disco music. (I think I’ve just dated myself.)
In my spare time: I cherish every moment I get to spend with family and friends. They make this life a rich experience.
I cheer for: The Dallas Mavericks.