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Make your mark on IPMI and the profession – build your career and network.

As an IPMI member, you can volunteer to contribute to activities that advance the profession and our community. Volunteers gain experience, connect with their peers, and contribute to strategic IPMI initiatives on the most critical issues and trends in our industry.

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2026-2028 Call for Volunteers is Open!

Submissions are due by August 12.

Ready to help shape the future of parking, mobility, and transportation? Our volunteer opportunities open just once every two years—don’t miss your chance to share your expertise, expand your network, and make a lasting impact. Volunteer application will close on Wednesday, August 12!

Apply today!

Reap the benefits of expanding connections, and leverage career advancement opportunities:

  • Build your professional network by forging lasting relationships with thousands of volunteers and professionals worldwide.
  • Develop and sharpen vital new skills, including leadership, collaboration and teambuilding. Plus, earn Certification points.
  • Leverage opportunities to develop your personal leadership skills while making a difference in your profession, community, and life.
  • Volunteer opportunities are exclusively limited to members in good standing.
  • IPMI volunteers agree to abide by IPMI’s Confidentiality and Anti-Trust Policies.
  • Interested in volunteer opportunities?  Email us at membership@parking-mobility.org.

Volunteer Opportunities

(subject to change until July 15, 2026)

Term: October 1, 2026 – May 31, 2028

Meetings: Online judging November-December 2026 and November – December 2027

Purpose: Judges rank submissions in each category based upon published criteria. Judges are experienced professionals in their field in addition to planners, engineers, architects, and marketing professionals. The program includes projects, programs, and marketing campaigns, and judges share their expertise to assist in awarding Apex winners and Honorable Mention recipients.

Term: October 1, 2026 – May 31, 2028

Meetings: Online judging November-December 2026 and November – December 2027 (subject to change)

Purpose: Judges review nominations and rank submissions based on established criteria and assist in awarding winners that recognize excellence, including Industry Professional of the Year, Organization of the Year, Emerging Leader of the Year, and Professional Excellence Awards.

Term: October 1, 2026 – December 31, 2028

Meetings: Submission rankings from September – November of each term year, and other online meetings as needed

Purpose: The Conference Program Task Force reviews and ranks speaker submissions through the Call for Presentations for the annual IPMI Conference & Expo. Volunteers commit to 100 percent participation and rate up to 40 submissions each during a one-month period.

Term: October 1, 2026 – August 31, 2028

Meetings: Typically, online monthly meetings from October through May of each term year

Purpose: The Education Development Committee creates, delivers, and evaluates professional development training opportunities in alignment with the PTMP Role Delineation Study. Volunteers create content for IPMI and the United States Green Building Council/Green Building Certification Institute. The committee may also support the development of content, resources, and other initiatives aligned with IPMI’s strategic priorities.

Term: October 1, 2026 – May 31, 2028

Meetings: Typically, online monthly meetings from October through May of each term year

Purpose: The Leadership Development Committee will explore and identify ways to advance and accelerate leadership development which may include conducting presentations, creating webinar content and delivery as well as writing articles, blogs or creating member surveys. Other strategies for providing expanded leadership development may also be explored and created including new products or member services. The committee may also support the development of educational content, resources, and other initiatives aligned with IPMI’s strategic priorities.

Term: October 1, 2026 – May 31, 2028

Meetings: Online, bi-monthly meetings from October through May of each term year

Proposed Purpose: The Parksmart & Sustainable Mobility Working Group advances IPMI’s sustainable mobility initiatives by supporting the Parksmart program, contributing subject matter expertise, and assisting with the development and review of Parksmart and sustainability newsletters, content, courses, and related resources. Volunteers create related content for IPMI and the United States Green Building Council/Green Building Certification Institute.

Term: October 1, 2026 – May 31, 2028

Meetings: Online, bi-monthly meetings from October through May of each term year

Purpose: The Planning and Built Environment Committee explores issues and provides resources on planning, architecture, engineering, construction, and real estate, including the design and adaptation of new and future facilities with a focus on innovation. The committee supports the development of educational content, resources, and other initiatives aligned with IPMI’s strategic priorities.

Term: October 1, 2026 – May 31, 2028

Meetings: Typically, online monthly meetings from October through May of each term year

Purpose: The Technology Committee provides education and best practices on cutting‐edge technology, implementing that technology, on leveraging multiple technologies as the industry advances and evolves. The committee develops and presents high-visibility educational sessions, including an annual presentation. Volunteers contribute to technology-related content for newsletters, collaborative articles, presentations and publications, and additional areas of research. The committee may also support the development of educational content, resources, and other initiatives aligned with IPMI’s strategic priorities.

Term: October 1, 2026 – May 31, 2028

Meetings: Typically, online monthly meetings from October through May of each term year

Purpose: The Transportation Equity & Accessibility Committee explores issues, emerging trends, and leading practices related to transportation equity and accessibility. The committee provides insights and perspectives that help inform IPMI initiatives and the parking, transportation, and mobility profession. The committee may also support the development of educational content, resources, and other initiatives aligned with IPMI’s strategic priorities.

Get as much as you give.

Hear what our volunteers have to say.

“Volunteering for IPMI allowed me to get even more involved. What started with serving on a committee turned into two committees, writing an article, hosting a Learning Lab, speaking at a conference, getting my CAPP, and attending the IPMI Leadership Summit. It all started with that first decision to get more involved.”

Adam Kriegel /
Vice President, Business Development & Partnerships, Passport Labs, Inc.
Adam Kreigel, Passport Labs

“I am a strong advocate for young professionals to not only belong to industry associations but to become active in taking volunteer and leadership roles. IPMI is a great organization to have a sense of place within a large industry, and I would implore all those starting their careers in parking to become a member.”

Madison Huemmer /
Head of Market Transformation, ParkMobile, LLC
Madison Huemmer, ParkMobile

“Being a part of IPMI’s volunteer community has been an amazing resource for me and my career in the parking industry. Whether growing my knowledge base, helping to create industry-changing content, or expanding my network, every opportunity to volunteer has provided me ten-fold benefits!”

Brett Wood, PTMP, PE /
President, Wood Solutions Group

“Volunteering on IPMI committees has been an incredibly rewarding experience. It has allowed me to contribute to the growth and development of the parking and mobility industry, which I am deeply passionate about. Through my involvement, I have had the privilege of collaborating with dedicated professionals who share a common goal of advancing our field. The knowledge and insights gained from these interactions have been invaluable, enhancing my professional skills and fostering a sense of community and shared purpose. I am grateful for the friendships and professional relationships that have grown through my volunteer work. These connections have enriched my career and personal life in ways I never anticipated. The sense of fulfillment and pride that comes from knowing I have contributed to meaningful projects is truly unparalleled. Volunteering with IPMI has been a highlight of my career, and I look forward to continuing to support and engage with this incredible organization.”

Jaime Snyder, CAPP /
Senior Parking Consultant, Walter P Moore
Jaime Snyder, CAPP, Walter P Moore