Thank You to Our Sponsors

CalACT expresses its appreciation to the Sponsors who

generously support the 2012 Spring Conference & EXPO.

Special Events

Evening Event MV Transportation

EXPO Reception Creative Bus Sales

EXPO Drink Sponsor RouteMatch Software

Bus Show Luncheon A-Z Bus Sales

Golf Outing Luncheon Freedman Seating

OCTA Maintenance Facility Tour Orange County Transportation Authority

ADA Eligibility Center Tour CARE Evaluators & Orange County

Transportation Authority

Conference Items

Conference Badges First Transit

Conference Bags First Transit

Program & Signs Moore & Associates

EXPO Grand Prize Mentor Engineering

Vehicle Production Group

Conference Lunches & Breaks

Wednesday Breakfast Veolia Transportation

Wednesday Awards Lunch Q’Straint

Wednesday Afternoon Break RouteMatch Software

Thursday Breakfast Veolia Transportation

Thursday Lunch A-Z Bus Sales

Thursday ADA Eligibility Tour Lunch Care Evaluators

Thursday Afternoon Break The Braun Corporation

Friday Breakfast Buffet Nonprofits United Vehicle Insurance Pool

Conference Professional Development Sessions

Caltrans

Transit Marketing, LLC

Pat Piras Consulting

RLS & Associates

University of Pacific, Paratransit & Transit Certificate Program

Keynote Speaker

Albert Mensah

From a dirt hut in a tiny village in the impoverished west African nation of Ghana to the pinnacle of speaking success worldwide.

Albert Mensah has dreamed the dream and lived the dream. His inspiring, uplifting story will captivate and invigorate everyone.

everyone. You’ll think, you’ll laugh, loudly and often; and if you’re not careful, you might even get a tear in your eye.

Striver. Driver. Believer. Achiever.

Albert Mensah has earned the prestigious designation of Certified Speaking Professional (CSP). He has provided keynote addresses to

Allstate Insurance, Boeing Corporation, John Deere Corporation, Nordstrom, Starbucks, TELUS Corporation, Wells Fargo

Corporation and many others.

He’ll take you on a wonderful, life-affirming journey from the jungle and dirt roads of Ghana to this strange and foreboding new

world called New York City. You’ll experience the draw and the power of the American dream through the eyes, ears, heart and

mouth of an immigrant – and storyteller extraordinaire. And no, you won’t soon forget the experience. Albert will give you practical,

applicable, actionable tactics and strategies developed, tested, tried and proven over the course of 25 years of successful business

experience. You’ll learn how this very black man with a pronounced accent worked his way up to become a top salesman for a

Fortune 500 corporation…how he parlayed $5,100 and a love for soccer into a thriving sporting goods store…and how he quickly

grew his speaking business, The Mensah Institute, into a successful business.

Special Guest Speakers

Selena Barlow (insert picture) Selena Barlow is the owner of Transit Marketing, LLC. She began her transit career as Director of Marketing for SunTran in Tucson,

AZ, and later for Metro-Dade Transit in Miami, FL. As a transit marketing consultant, since 1988, she has developed marketing plans

and recommendations for more than 100 transit agencies. Ms. Barlow's particular expertise lies in her ability to evaluate a transit

agency's situation then turn that evaluation into a creative but pragmatic strategic marketing plan. Ms. Barlow has also assembled a

creative team which has produced award winning promotional campaigns and passenger information materials based on her

marketing plans. Ms. Barlow has experience in market research, developing marketing plans, branding systems, developing transit

promotional and collateral materials. Selena has an MBA in Marketing from the University of Arizona and a B.S. in Journalism and

Advertising from the University of Florida.

Cliff Chambers (insert picture) Mr. Cliff Chambers is an expert in developing community-oriented mobility services in rural, small-urbanized and urban areas. He

has over 25 years of experience in utilizing a mobility management ethos in matching mobility services to market needs without a bias

to a particular mode. Mr. Chambers utilizes his extensive financial planning skills to craft community mobility plans within available

resources. He has prepared over 30 short-range transit plans for communities, rural regions, and recreation destinations. Mr.

Chambers has also led multidisciplinary teams to ensure that good mobility is maintained in coordinating long-term land use and

transportation decisions. Mr. Chambers has led or played major roles in four national research efforts from mobility management to

more recently evaluating bus propulsion and fuel technologies. Cliff regularly teams with Selena Barlow where planning, market

research, and marketing are three peas in a pod. Mr. Chambers has a Masters in City and Regional Planning from U.C. Berkeley.

Chaim Eyal (insert picture) Chaim Eyal, from Eyal and Associates has been teaching, training, coaching, consulting and facilitating professionally since 1979.

With a Ph.D. in Communication and Social Psychology from Syracuse University in New York, Chaim taught for 25 years at The

Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and at San Francisco State University. He was an instructor for the State Training Center from

1989 to 2004, and has been training through CPS since 2004. Much of his work involves workplace relationships and communication,

management and supervision, organizational behavior and organizational development. Since 1980, Chaim has also been involved

in numerous projects and activities in the private sector around the country and internationally in 22 countries.

Michael Green (insert picture)

Michael Green is the president and founder of Memory Spring, a company dedicated to being the leader in enhancing people’s

memories. He is also the co-founder of Delta-4, a leadership, teambuilding, and sales training company. In addition, Michael is also

an instructor for Cooperative Personnel Services (CPS).

Over the last 15 years Michael has worked with a number of companies including Atlanta Braves, Caltrans, California Department of

Consumer Affairs, California Department of Motor Vehicles, Chevron, City of Sacramento, Electronic Arts, Frontier

Communications, Houston Rockets, Keenan & Associates, Maloof Sports & Entertainment, MCI, MWH, National Hockey League,

Nextel, News10, Pride Industries, Sacramento Rivercats, SureWest, Teichert, UC Davis, URS Corporation, Xerox Corporation and

others. In addition to memory enhancement, Michael has worked with thousands of people on Leadership, Teamwork, Selling,

Communication Skills, The Value of Relationships, Selling, and other skills.

Peter Johnson (insert picture) Peter Johnson is Director of both the Westgate Center for Management Development and the Institute for Family Business in the

Eberhardt School of Business at the University of the Pacific. Peter founded the Institute for Family Business in 1997. As a consultant and speaker, he has worked with many organizations on a variety of topics including: leadership, marketing, family

business, strategic planning and customer service. Peter received his MBA from the University of the Pacific and a BS in

Management from San Diego State University. He is also a graduate of Leadership Stockton and a former member of Vistage (TEC).

Halsey King (insert picture) Halsey has more than 26 years of experience in the repair, inspection and management of vehicle fleets, Halsey is a regular speaker

and writer on maintenance and technology issues. His articles appear in many transportation and engineering magazines.

Halsey has provided consulting services and training to over 700 fleets worldwide, including fleet manager technicians and Highway

Patrolmen in 43 states. Currently, he provides a set of maintenance seminars for CTAA, Bus Ride Magazine, Metro Magazine, The

American Bus Association and the United Motor Coach Association.

He has been active in several transportation organizations, including the Transportation Research Board and their Transportation

Cooperative Research Program, the Center for Automotive Safety, American Trucking Association and the American Public Transit

Association’s Maintenance Council. Halsey served on the Board of Directors for the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) and also

served on the organizing Board of Governors for SAE’s new Service Technicians Society.

Patrick Muñoz Mr. Muñoz is the Co-Chair of the Government Relations Department and a partner in the firm’s Government and Regulatory Law

Section where he has been practicing since joining the firm in 1989. His practice emphasis includes a wide variety of legal matters,

both litigation and transactional, encountered in the representation of public entities and private individuals and organizations

dealing with governmental agencies. Mr. Muñoz is readily familiar with all aspects of general municipal affairs and the myriad of

state and federal statutes, regulations and case decisions which regulate local governmental agencies, and those who do business with

them. He currently serves as the City Attorney for Adelanto and Assistant City Attorney in the cities of San Fernando, West Covina

and Baldwin Park.

Mr. Muñoz also serves as general counsel for several medium sized and small businesses, advising them in a wide variety of matters.

He has additional experience as a governmental affairs representative, handling matters for private paties and entities in situations in

which clients find themselves interacting with governmental agencies.

CalACT Conference Agenda

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

9:00 a.m. Drug and Alcohol Compliance Training This class will cover compliance with the FTA drug and alcohol testing regulations (49 CFR Part 655 and Part 40,

responsibilities of DAPMs/DERs, confidentiality, contractor oversight, and policy updates. The workshop will

provide a thorough explanation of the requirements and provide a discussion of items that will be reviewed during

Caltrans policy reviews and prepare you for an FTA audit. The class will be interactive in nature, with questions and requests for clarifications encouraged. The goal of the

workshop is to facilitate attendee compliance by providing each with an understanding of the compliance issues and

equipping each with the tools necessary to adequately prepare their programs for a review. Drug and Alcohol

Program Managers of all Section 5311 are strongly encouraged to attend.

Speaker: Robbie Sarles, RLS & Associates

9:00 a.m. ADA 101: Review of the Regulations This workshop will be a review of basic ADA requirements for fixed route and complementary paratransit; initial

eligibility and recertification; operator training; and monitoring your system's performance. This workshop is a must

for those responsible for ADA compliance within your organization.

Speaker: Pat Piras Consulting

11:00 a.m. CalACT Golf at Coto De Caza Please meet at the Golf Course at 11:00 a.m., located directly across the street from the Miramonte Hotel

at 44-500 Indian Wells Lane, Indian Wells.

Lunch Sponsored by: Freedman Seating

2:00 p.m. Registration Open

2:00 p.m. Professional Development Committee Meeting

6:00 p.m. CalACT Board Meeting

Wednesday, April 25, 2011

8:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast

Sponsored by Veolia Transportation

8:00 a.m. Registration

8:30 a.m. Welcome by CalACT Board Members Chair: Joe Meer, Morongo Basin Transit Authority

8:45 a.m. Welcome by Conference Host Darrell Johnson, Deputy CEO, Orange County Transportation Authority

9:00 a.m. Opening Session & Keynote

Speaker: Albert Mensah

Wednesday Breakout Sessions

10:30 a.m. Transition to Supervision

The presentation will focus on the realities, challenges, and opportunities associated with the experience of

moving from a staff position to a first-line managerial level.

The sessions will explore roles, functions, and expectations that new supervisors are likely to encounter, as

well as strategies and behaviors that will lead to a smooth transition and to success in the new leadership

position.

Speaker: Chiam Eyal, Eyal & Associates

Moderator:

The Latest on ADA Regulations Hear about the new ADA regulations and how they will affect your operations. The session will

discuss the elimination of the common wheelchair definition and its impact on eligibility. .

Speakers: Pat Piras, Pat Piras Consulting

Rick Ramacier, Central Contra Costa Transit Authority

Moderator:

Creating a Mobility Management Center Learn what steps you should take when setting up a mobility management center to coordinate

your operations. The session will cover mobility management program standards created by

APTA and how to determine the appropriate software to coordinate services.

Speakers: Rich Weaver, American Public Transit Association

;Mobilitat; Teague Kirkpatrick, RouteMatch;

Tom Hicks, Monterey-Salinas Transit

Moderator:

Drug and Alcohol Technical Assistance Bring your Drug and Alcohol plan to see if your plan meets federal requirements. Ask Robbie

Sarles questions about complying with Drug and Alcohol regulations and any issues you are

experiencing.

Speaker: Robbie Sarles, RLS & Associates

12:00 p.m. CalACT Awards Luncheon

Sponsored by: Q’Straint

Moderators: Jim Reaume, Q’Straint; Joe Meer, MBTA, George Sparks, PVTA

Mark Wall, Lake County

1:30 p.m. Successful Medicaid Transportation Programs in the U.S. Hear about three different successful Medicaid transportation models that provide medical trips in

the United States. You will hear about the differences between a brokerage program, managed

care program and a consolidated state service provider.

Speakers: Chris Zeilinger, Community Transportation Association of America

David McDonald, TSM Management Group

Kenneth Hoggard, Logisticare

Moderator: Dave Cyra, United We Ride Ambassador Program

Understanding Title VI and DBE Federal Requirements Caltrans and OCTA staff will review the federal requirements and what your agency can do to

comply with the Title VI and DBE regulations.

Speakers: Michael Lange, Caltrans

Orange County Transportation Authority

Moderator:

Transition to Supervisor Continuing Session

Drug and Alcohol Technical Assistance Bring your Drug and Alcohol plan to see if your plan meets federal requirements. Ask Robbie

Sarles questions about complying with Drug and Alcohol regulations and any issues you are

experiencing.

Speaker: Robbie Sarles, RLS & Associates

3:30 p.m. Managing Effective Boards

Transit Managers, Attorneys and Board members will provide tips and tools on how to work with

challenging boards and lead them to making sound decisions.

Speakers: Kevin Kane, Victor Valley Transit Authority; Charlie Anderson, Western

Contra Costa Transit Authority; Patrick Munoz, Rutan & Tucker, LLP;

Moderator: Joe Meer, Morongo Basin Transit Authority

City of Irvine's Innovative iShuttle Partnerships The City of Irvine's iShuttle program is a dynamic small urban transit system originally launched to provide

first mile/last mile service between Metrolink and the Irvine Business Complex. In October 2011, the

program expanded to include the Irvine Spectrum area, adding two new routes with the support of several

community partners. City staff will be joined by project partners in a discussion of the innovative

operating, funding, and marketing partnership between transit, the TMA, and the community's cornerstone

developer.

Speakers: Amelia Jennings, City of Irvine

Steve McCaughey, Spectrumotion

Carol Ohlander, The Irvine Company

Moderator: Jim Moore, Moore and Associates

Drug and Alcohol Regulations Federal Update Hear about the new changes to the federal Drug and Alcohol regulations that agencies need to

incorporate into their policies and programs.

Speaker: Robbie Sarles, RLS & Associates

Moderator:

5:00 p.m. Wheelchair Securement Roundtable

Join your colleagues to discuss wheelchair securement training, driver actualization of securing

wheelchairs in the field. The discussion will also cover liability issues stemming from misuse of

equipment and improper securement methods.

Moderators: Don Martin, Non-Profits United Vehicle Insurance Pool

Lisa Nippolt, Q’Straint

Mark Rosebush, Q’Straint

5:00 p.m. CalACT/MBTA Vehicle Cooperative Purchasing Procedures

The Cooperative has just awarded a new bid for cutaways, minivans and sprinter vans and

recently released an RFP for shelters. The session will review the new procedures for using the

Cooperative to order vehicles.

Speakers: Joe Meer, Morongo Basin Transit Authority;

Dan Mundy, CalACT

Moderator:

6:00 p.m. EXPO Reception

Sponsored by: Creative Bus Sales

7:30 p.m. Harbor Cruise

Sponsored by Creative Bus Sales

Thursday, April 26, 2012

7:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast

Sponsored by: Veolia Transportation

7:00 a.m. Maintenance Roundtable The Roundtable will provide an opportunity to ask questions, share best practices and interact

with maintenance professionals from transit providers and suppliers. This session will also

provide you an opportunity to identify and communicate with CalAct what your agency

maintenance training needs are.

Speakers: Halsey King, Halsey King & Associates; Rick Streiff, Access Services

Dan Mundy, CalACT; Grant Hendrick, First Transit

Free Fare Discussion Roundtable This session will discuss the benefits and/or problems for offering free fares on fixed routes to

entice ADA riders to used fixed route services.

Speakers: Tom Hicks, Monterey-Salinas Transit; Matthew Avancena, Access Services;

Elizabeth Carter, Los Angeles County Transportation Authority.

Moderator: Dave Cyra, United We Ride Ambassador

8:00 a.m. Building the Next Generation of Leaders: Creating Leaders Through Coaching,

Mentoring and Delegating Join Peter Johnson as he discusses different strategies to develop the next generation of leaders

through coaching, mentoring and delegating, Peter will share ways to develop your team and help

your employees reach their full potential.

Speaker: Peter Johnson, University of the Pacific

Moderator:

Research Marketing This session will discuss the important of research and the research methods used to create a

marketing plan. It will review the relationship of market research, service planning and

marketing as a triad to building ridership on your system.

Speakers: Selena Barlow, Transit Marketing

Cliff Chambers, Mobility Planners

Moderator:

Creating Effective Contracts & Programs with Taxis

This session will review transit agencies contracting requirements and operating procedures for

using taxis as component of coordinated specialized transportation services in your community.

Speakers: Kurt Burlingame, Orange County Transportation Authority

Patrick Sampson, Orange County Transportation Authority

Moderator: George Sparks, Pomona Valley Transportation Authority

Transitioning to Alternative Fuel-Challenges, Cost and Benefits A panel of experts will discuss the operational and maintenance challenges of switching to

alternative fuel. The session will focus on the political challenges, vehicle choices and

maintenance facility requirements that must be evaluated, including NFPA 52compliance

Speakers: Joe Meer, Morongo Basin Transit Authority; Rick Streiff; Access Services;

Eric Hartman, Orange County Transportation Authority

Moderator:

Wheelchair Lift Maintenance The Federal Motor Vehicle Standards, 403 and 404 provide guidance to vehicle

Manufacturers and lift manufacturers for the installation and operation of the lifts. Larry will

answer your questions about changes to ADA as they relate to wheelchair lifts, maintaining old

wheelchair lifts, maintenance requirements and what to consider when replacing your lifts.

Speakers: Larry McNutt, Ricon Corporation

Wayne Seal, San Gabriel Transit

Moderator:

9:00 a.m. Post Delivery Audit Requirements The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) requires that transit vehicles purchased using FTA

funds have a post-delivery audit. This includes all vehicle purchased from the MBTA/CalACT

Vehicle Cooperative and State bus contracts. Learn what is required to complete the audit and

the records that must be kept.

Speakers: Brent Sumrall, Vehicle Technical Consultants

Rick Streiff, Access Services

Moderator:

10:00 a.m. Bus Inspections

Professional bus inspectors will answer your questions on post-delivery audit inspections and

provide an inspection checklist for you to use. The inspectors will also break the participants into

groups an provide additional inspection training using the buses and vans available at the Expo.

Speakers:Rick Streiff, Manager Fleet Design and Maintenance Access Services

Brent Sumrall, President, Vehicle Technical Consultants

Halsey King, Fleet Consultant, Halsey King and Associates

Marketing on a Budget Transit Marketing Professional Selena Barlow will discuss effective methods and tools for

providing low cost marketing programs for your transit agencies.

Speaker: Selena Barlow, Transit Marketing

Moderator:

Creative Ways to Maintain Services While Cutting Costs This session will discuss three different model programs that had to decrease costs due to budget

cuts and maintained a quality level of transportation services to their communities.

Speakers: Matt Tucker, North County Transit District;

Linda Deavens, Paratransit Inc.

Orange County Transportation Authority

State Planning and Programs Update Hear about changes to the transit bond (PTMSIEA) program and planning services that are

coordinated with transit agencies in California.

Speakers: Jila Priebe, Caltrans

Moderator: Jane Perez, Caltrans

11:30 a.m. Bus Show Luncheon

Parking Lot Sponsored by A-Z Bus Sales

Front of Hotel OCTA ADA Eligibility Center Tour Meet outside the lobby of the hotel to catch the bus for the tour. Attendees will review OCTA’s

eligibility process and tour the state of the art eligibility center used for functional assessments of

potential ADA riders. Lunch will be provided during the tour.

Speakers: Gracie Davis, Orange County Transportation Authority

David Lee, CARE Evaluators

Moderator: Dana Weimiller, Orange County Transportation Authority

ADA Eligibility Center Tour Lunch Sponsored by C.A.R.E. Evaluators

12:00 p.m. In-House Maintenance vs Contracting Out Learn what analysis you should be conducting to determine the best alternative for all of your

transit vehicles.

Speakers: Bill Habibe, Orange County Transportation Authority

Tony Chaviria, Orange County Transportation Authority

Braun W/C Lift Maintenance Certification Training Technicians form The Braun Corporation will provide hands on training on the maintenance of all Braun

wheelchair lifts. This certification class is 2.5 hours.

Speakers: Jake Bonnell, The Braun Corporation

Andrew Connor, The Braun Corporation

Moderator:

1:00 p.m. Air Conditioning Maintenance Troubleshooting and maintenance of the different cooling systems will be presented during this

session. Bring your questions to ask our panel of experts.

Speakers: Craig Burton, American Cooling Technologies; Bill Gall, Thermo King

TBD, TransAir

Moderator:

Hiring, Training and Keeping Maintenance Technicians Finding qualified maintenance technicians is a challenge. Learn the best practices of hiring and

training maintenance staff.

Speakers: Grant Hendrick, First Transit; Tony Chaviria, Orange County

Transportation Authority

Moderator:

1:30 p.m. Coordinating and Providing Services to Veterans Hear about how you can apply for federal grants to provide veterans services and the types of

services that are being delivered through grant programs.

Speakers: Rick Powell, Veterans Transportation Services; Matthew Avancena,

Access Services, TBD, Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transit Authority;

Gary Madden, San Bernardino United Way 211 Program; Beth Kranda, Valley

Transportation Services

Moderator: Dave Cyra, United We Ride

ADA Eligibility Center Tour Continuing Session

3:00 p.m. EXPO Visit the vendors and complete your passport to win some fabulous prizes. Grand Prize is an

IPAD 3.

Passport Prize Sponsors:

Mentor Engineering

Vehicle Production Group

6:30 p.m. MV Transportation Evening Event

Sponsored by: MV Transportation

Enjoy food, music, dancing and games. Music will be provided by DJ Ben Wall.

Friday, April 22, 2011

7:30 a.m. Breakfast Buffet

Sponsored by: Non-Profits United Vehicle Insurance Pool

8:00 a.m. Tour of OCTA Santa Anna Maintenance Facility Tour a state of the art maintenance and operations facility with OCTA staff.

Bus will leave the lobby at 8:10 a.m.

Speakers: Tony Chaviria, Orange County Transportation Authority

Erin Rogers, Orange County Transportation Authority

8:30 a.m. State and Federal Legislative Review Hear about new state and federal legislation that may affect transit agencies and their operations.

Speaker: Rick Ramacier, CalACT Legislative Chair & Central Contra Costa Transit

Authority

10:00 a.m. Maximizing Your Memory

Everything about our lives is wrapped around our memory. Dates, facts, figures, appointments

and experiences all play a part in our daily routine. As we age, we begin to struggle with

forgetfulness and other memory challenges that leave us feeling like we’re losing it. In addition,

we are inundated with an increasing amount of information, communications and demands that

intensify our memory struggles. When we struggle with our memory, we begin to feel that we are

losing productivity, ability to contribute, and precious “non renewable” time. Do you have to sit

by idly and let your memory slip away? No! You can take a proactive approach toward improving

your memory by attending Maximizing Your Memory! When you decide to enhance your

memory skills you take action to improve the quality your life - because enhancing your memory

improves work performance, school performance, productivity, family life and more. What is

your memory worth to you? Priceless! Within this dynamic and energizing 2.5 hour session,

you will: Test your current memory; Learn vital memory influencers; Learn the components to

improving recall; Learn to jog your memory; Learn memory techniques to enhance your life and

Learn to Remember Faces and Names.

Speaker: Michael Green, Memory Spring

Moderator:

10:30 a.m. Fire suppression System-New Technology During the maintenance tour, OCTA staff will provide an overview of fire suppression systems

and the importance to riders and staff. A demonstration of fire suppression systems will be

provided before the end of the session.

1:00 p.m. End of Conference Lunch is on your own

CalACT Expo Vendor List

Vendor Booth

# Altro Transflor

American Cooling Technology

Apollo Video

A-Z Bus Sales, Inc

Braun Company

Bus Stuff

CMI Enterprises

Carrier Transport Air Conditioning

Complete Coach Works

Creative Bus Sales

Digital Recorders

Freedman Seating Company

Intermotive

Kiddie Aerospace

Motor Coach Industries

Mentor Engineering

Mobilitat

MOR/Ryde

NonProfits United

Q’Straint

Radio Engineering Inc.

Ricon, A Division of Vapor

Rosco Vision

RouteMatch Software

Seon Design, Inc.

Stratagen

Telma, Inc.

Thermo King

Tolar

TransAir

Trapeze Group

VelVac

Zonar

Thank You for your Support

Conference Committee

The California Association for Coordinated Transportation would like to express our appreciation to our

conference committee members for their willingness to serve on the Conference planning committee and

assistance in promoting education and learning opportunities for our members.

Chair: Shonna Halterman

Charlie Anderson Tim McGowan

Matthew Avancena Joe Meer

Tony Chaviria Dan Mundy

Steve Chung Arun Prem

Mark Codey Donna Pulverman

Dave Cyra Erin Rogers

Gracie Davis Dave Smith

Clay Hartman George Sparks

Chris Hatfield Mark Wall

Grant Hendrick Dana Weimiller

Tom Hicks

Halsey King

2012 Sponsors, Speakers and Exhibitors

The California Association for Coordinated Transportation extends our deep appreciation to Sponsors and

Exhibitors for your participation and support of CalACT’s 2012 Spring Conference and EXPO. It is the

valuable support and assistance of these companies and speakers that make the education and networking events

of the conference possible.

Host Agency

We extend our sincere thanks to the wonderful staff at the Orange County Transportation Authority who

assisted in the planning and completion of the CalACT Spring Conference and EXPO. We could not have done

it without them. Please join us in thanking OCTA for their hard work.