IPMI & Member News
Meredith Garrett, CAPP, is the Interim Manager at Kent State University. Find out why she earned her CAPP and how it’s impacted her career.
Dennis Delaney, CAPP, is the Assistant Director at the University of Texas, Austin. Find out why he earned his CAPP and how it’s impacted his career.
New Certification Serves as Mark of Excellence Frontline and Enforcement Personnel The International Parking & Mobility Institute (IPMI) announces a new micro-credential designed to recognize the acumen and skills of the industry’s enforcement personnel. The Parking Enforcement & Compliance Professional (PECP™) credential is open to all parking and mobility professionals with a minimum of one year of employment in the industry. This credential is ideal for frontline and enforcement personnel and is specifically tailored to the needs of these vital public-facing professionals. The PECP™ micro-credential is a subset of knowledge, skills, and abilities taken from the Certified Administrator of Public Parking (CAPP) exam content outline, which centers on best practices and education on enforcement and compliance. Several required courses to achieve the micro-credential are only available as part of the PECP™ curriculum. “Our frontline and enforcement members are among some of the hardest working professionals in our industry,” said IPMI CEO Shawn D. Conrad, CAE. “By creating a micro-credential that focuses on the education and resources they need to elevate their performance, IPMI opens the door for employers to transition these roles from jobs to careers. This micro-credential advances the roles of the frontline and enforcement professionals, and achieving the PECP™ will be a sign of expertise and leadership for its achievers.” Click here for more information on the PECP™ micro-credential and to get started with the program. Any questions or concerns about membership in IPMI can be emailed to certification@parking-mobility.org. About IPMI The International Parking & Mobility Institute (IPMI) is the world’s largest association of professionals in parking, mobility, and transportation. IPMI works to advance the parking and mobility profession through professional development, certification, research and data collection, advocacy, and community building. With experts worldwide in dozens of specialties, IPMI helps parking, mobility, and transportation function efficiently so people, businesses, and communities can keep moving.
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Engage with members of the board, current and prospective members, and staff who will answer questions and share insights on the program, resources, and benefits.
Engage with members of the board, current and prospective members, and staff who will answer questions and share insights on the program, resources, and benefits.
Tavris Parker, CAPP, is the Parking Operations Supervisor for the City of Virginia Beach. Find out why she earned her CAPP and how it’s impacted her career.
Oswaldo Tosado, CAPP, is the Deputy Director for the City of Omaha, Public Works Department. Find out why she earned her CAPP and how it’s impacted her career.
Hannah R. Adeponu, MA, CAPP, is the Parking and Mobility Manager (Interim) for the City of Omaha, Public Works Department. Find out why she earned her CAPP and how it’s impacted her career.
Scott C. Bauman, CAPP, is the Manager of Parking & Mobility Services for the City of Aurora, Colorado. Find out why he earned his CAPP and how it’s impacted his career.
IPMI announces our newest CAPP-certified professionals, who exemplify parking and mobility knowledge and excellence.
Lynne Lancaster, CAPP, is the Deputy Director of the Department of Public Works for Richmond, Virginia. Find out why she earned her CAPP and how it’s impacted her career.