Free to IPMI members, pre-registration required.
These frontline trainings are provided free of charge to all IPMI members, and are generously supported by our Frontline Fundamentals Sponsor, Flowbird.
Non-members may attend for a $35 registration fee. Click the register link above to attend as a non-member. Need help logging in?
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That’s not what I meant: Seven Rules for Getting your Message Across (correctly) in Texts & Emails
Presented by Matt Penney, CAPP
Originally presented in 2020, offered again in 2021 due to popular demand!
In a world dominated by electronic communication, our message becomes dependent on written words alone. The tone, pitch, modulation, and tempo of our voice can be lost in digital translation. Are your emails and texts being misinterpreted? In this session, we will review seven practical steps intended to help you send the message you intend.
Matt Penney, CAPP
Director of Parking and Transportation Services, Baylor University
Matt Penney, CAPP is the Director of Parking and Transportation Services for Baylor University in Waco, Texas. He has been in the parking and transportation industry for the past 16 years. Prior to Baylor, he served as a General Manager and Vice President of Longview Transit, in Longview Texas for the managing company McDonald Transit. Penney also worked for the Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT) as a public transportation funding specialist and as the Director of Service Development for Waco Transit, the public transportation provider for the City of Waco. Matt has a bachelor’s and master’s degree from Stephen F. Austin State University.
Free to IPMI members, pre-registration required.
Non-members may attend for a $35 registration fee. Click the register link above to attend as a non-member. Need help logging in?
That’s not what I meant: Seven Rules for Getting your Message Across (correctly) in Texts & Emails
Presented by Matt Penney, CAPP
In a world dominated by electronic communication, our message becomes dependent on written words alone. The tone, pitch, modulation, and tempo of our voice can be lost in digital translation. Are your emails and texts being misinterpreted? In this session, we will review seven practical steps intended to help you send the message you intend.
Matt Penney
Director of Parking and Transportation Services, Baylor University
Matt Penney is the Director of Parking and Transportation Services for Baylor University in Waco, Texas. He has been in the parking and transportation industry for the past 16 years. Prior to Baylor, he served as a General Manager and Vice President of Longview Transit, in Longview Texas for the managing company McDonald Transit. Penney also worked for the Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT) as a public transportation funding specialist and as the Director of Service Development for Waco Transit, the public transportation provider for the City of Waco. Matt has a bachelor’s and master’s degree from Stephen F. Austin State University.
Key Components to Composing Effective Emails
Review the potential benefits and detriments of email communication and explore ways to resolve issues and make effective connections with email recipients.
Instructor: Matt Penney
Limited to 25 registrants. Registration coming soon.
$30 per attendee, or $75 for any three Frontline Friday sessions.
Key Components to Composing Effective Emails
Review the potential benefits and detriments of email communication and explore ways to resolve issues and make effective connections with email recipients.
Instructor: Matt Penney
Limited to 25 registrants. Registration coming soon.
$30 per attendee, or $75 for any three frontline Friday sessions.
Matt Penney, CAPP is the Director of Parking and Transportation Services for Baylor University in Waco, Texas. He has been in the parking and transportation industry for the past 16 years. Prior to Baylor, he served as a General Manager and Vice President of Longview Transit, in Longview Texas for the managing company McDonald Transit. Penney also worked for the Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT) as a public transportation funding specialist and as the Director of Service Development for Waco Transit, the public transportation provider for the City of Waco. Matt has a bachelor’s and master’s degree from Stephen F. Austin State University.