A - Action Goals for transforming clarification information into concrete steps forward. R - Relationship Building for networking and mentoring connections. E - Experience to help you achieve your best. E – Education & Training. R - Roadmap to help you reach your career goals. *Low-No Grants 11:15 a.m.-12 p.m. | Breezeway Presented by Tanya Nichols, MTA Office of Local Transit Support Across the USA, governments are becoming serious about the transition to zero-emission public transit. The Federal Transit Administration is making billions in “Low-No” funding available to transit agencies. Agencies, operators, and municipalities across the United States can apply. For many agencies, Low-No grants have already kick-started their transition. The funding is ideal for agencies that have publicly committed to a net-zero future but need help with the costs. Learn about creating a transition plan and successfully applying for this funding source. *The Future of Fully Integrating Public Transit Networks 11:15 a.m.-12 p.m. | Tavern Ballroom Presented by: Deanna Archey, Montgomery County; Kwaku Agyemang- From fixed route buses and rail to microtransit zones featuring dynamic shuttles, each mode of transit has its place in a mobility landscape. But the biggest challenge today Duah, City of Annapolis; Sarah Schechter, Via Transportation
is how to weave this patchwork of transportation options into one cohesive, integrated network that both serves the right mix of riders and is easy for passengers to understand. It all starts with a smarter strategy: How do you determine where each mode of transit is best suited? And most importantly, how can you confidently plan for each to complement (not compete with) each other? Join transit leaders from Annapolis GO in the City of Annapolis and RideOn in Montgomery County as they detail their unique approaches to new and improved integrated mobility networks. Effective Time Management 3:15-5 p.m. | BHB Presented by Kevin Stacey, TrainRight, Inc. This time management training program teaches attendees how to increase effectiveness by developing action plans, focusing on the activities that contribute to achieving their goals, prioritize tasks, and maintain the discipline needed to complete them. The program provides practical time management techniques for identifying key time wasters, setting boundaries, handling interruptions and maximizing productivity. Participants will learn how to incorporate these techniques into their daily activities by setting goals, writing out objectives and developing a daily action plan that promotes focus, discipline and creativity. Attendees will move from spinning their wheels to taking action along with making a plan for each day and sticking with it.
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