Brandon guides to make common sense, common practice. He supports people in gaining the confidence necessary to lead instead of just manage. He aids in cutting distractions out of life, so people become productive, instead of just busy. Most importantly, he leads people in learning what is most important and then assists in developing the discipline it takes to live a life of purpose.

Brandon’s passion for leadership development started with an opportunity to play collegiate baseball at Purdue University. After graduation, he began a career as a high school teacher and coach in Arizona. As the head coach of the baseball team, Brandon focused on character development first and baseball second. His top priority was to develop young boys into good men, husbands, and fathers. This focus equated to dozens of draft picks, collegiate athletes, state championships and a nationally ranked program. Brandon developed district-wide leadership programs for students, teachers, and administration and was named a finalist for Teacher of the Year for the state of Arizona in 2010.

Brandon became a professional leadership coach, facilitator and speaker in January of 2016. Since then he has been helping incredible people enhance their lives and incredible companies enhance their business and culture. Brandon created Infinite Strengths with the mission to provide an exceptional experience that will ensure all clients fully maximize their potential.

Victor manages over 225 locations with over 500 employees in the San Francisco, East Bay, Sacramento, Fresno and Stockton markets, with operations ranging from high-rise office buildings to medical centers, hotels and mixed use operations. His duties include oversight of all aspects of location operations as well as strategic marketing and solicitation of management and lease contracts of parking facilities. 
14+ years of parking management experience

B.A. and M.B.A. in Management from Golden Gate University

Frank has over 20 years of mobility and parking management experience and worked in both private and public sectors.  He has been through every position in parking and remains active in the parking industry.  Frank has an inherent knack for knowing where the industry is headed and is always one of the first professionals to adapt to change. A national level parking guru.      

In 2014, Frank was recruited by LA Metro to overhaul their parking program.  Over 27,000 parking spaces spreads out in 1,400 square miles along the Los Angeles County Transit System is currently under his administration.

Tad Dombroski currently serves as the Parking Manager for the City of Glendale, Ca. In this role, he is responsible for the city’s overall parking program consisting of on and off street parking, collections, parking meters, enforcement operations, contract management, residential permits, valet parking, and an annual budget exceeding $15 million. Tad is focused on implementing new technology and integrations within parking to maximize revenue, efficiency, and customer service.

Tad worked for over 15 years with two large parking operators in the greater LA area. During this time, he oversaw operations in several sectors including municipal, commercial, hospitality, medical, and event parking. Tad then moved into the public sector and has been with the City of Glendale since 2008.

Carmen brings more than a decade of parking, transportation, and mobility industry experience alongside a keen interest in relationship management. Carmen is a respected sales leader and an active participant in many industry organizations. As such, Carmen prides herself in viewing parking solutions from the client’s perspective. She has the knowledge and background to customize operations to serve any need. As VP, Sales, North America, Carmen is responsible for functional aspects and members of the sales team across US, and Canada. Working closely alongside the CEO, the VP, Sales, Enterprise, and other operative departments at PayByPhone, Carmen’s top focus is to deliver results that are aligned with PayByPhone’s overall growth strategy.

Peter Lange earned a BA in marketing from Georgia State University in Atlanta, Georgia, and is Associate Vice President of Transportation Services at Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas. He is responsible for one of the largest parking, transportation and fleet operations on any college campus in the country. 

Peter is immediate past president of the board of directors for the Texas Parking and Transportation Association (TPTA). 

His awards and honors include: the 2009 Distinguished Service Award from the TPTA, the 2013 Chairman’s Award from the International Parking and Mobility Institute (IPMI) and the 2015 IPMI James M. Hunnicutt, CAPP, Parking Professional of the Year.

Michael Pendergrass, AIA, a licensed architect in 8 states, has over 15 years of experience in delivering parking solutions and over 20 in the industry. In addition to delivering projects to satisfied clients, Michael’s projects have received recognition from the International Parking & Mobility Institute and other organizations. 

As a Principal for Watry Design, Inc., Michael leads the firm's Irvine, CA, office and champions the firm's continued growth in Southern California. He is an active participant in the International Parking & Mobility Institute and the California Public Parking Association, and has written and spoken on a number of industry topics.

Dr. Eggleston has over 25 years of experience developing, refining, and directing mobility programs as an officer, supervisor, manager, director, consultant, and Executive Director for Transportation Services at the University of California at Davis.  In his career, Perry has served organizations in California, Kentucky, New Jersey, Arizona, and Texas, and he is an active member of IPMI and CPPA.  He has a doctorate and master's degree in Public Administration and a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice.  

Bryce Christensen joined the Justice and Government Liaison Team (JAG) in 2018 and has been working with the Department of Motor Vehicles for 12 years. Previously, Bryce worked to support and improve the DMV contact center experience to enhance services, provide virtual call back options, and improve customer service levels.

As a liaison officer with JAG, his responsibilities include providing support to external and internal customers as well as training for law enforcement, courts, and parking and toll agencies regarding vehicle registration, driver license and informing agencies of any changes to the California Vehicle Code or departmental policy.

In 2021, he earned a Bachelor degree in Criminal Justice from the California State University, Sacramento.

Melissa Luna-Huerta joined Justice and Government Liaison Branch (JAG) in 2011 after working six years in Driver Safety Headquarters within the Department of Motor Vehicles. As a hearing officer, she independently conducted investigations, reexaminations, interviews, and administrative hearings related to negligent operators, drivers with physical/mental conditions, Administrate Per Se DUI cases, and fraudulent activity.

She is currently a liaison officer with JAG. Her responsibilities include providing support to external and internal customers as well as training for law enforcement, courts, and parking and toll agencies regarding vehicle registration, driver license and informing agencies of any changes to the California Vehicle Code.

In 2001, she earned a Bachelor degree in Criminal Justice from the California State University, Sacramento.

Jorge is an Administrative Analyst in Long Beach's Public Works Department, supporting citywide parking operations, including daily operations, budgeting, and parking analytics.

Jorge earned his Master of Business Administration from UC Irvine and is a Board Member for the Long Beach Latino Employee Organization. In his spare time, he enjoys getting his creative juices flowing by working on music projects.

Matthew Laferriere is the Project Manager for LAZ Parking that oversees the City of Long Beach contract.  He has been involved in the Parking Industry for the last 16 years as both a front-line employee and manager. In his current role, he oversees the parking operations and improvements for the City of Long Beach.

In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his family and friends, along with spending time with his dog Rex. When he’s not working and spending time with family and friends, he spends time with his father working to grow a non-profit organization, where he serves in the role of President

April Walker is a Project Management Officer for the Public Works Department in the City of Long Beach's. In her role, she oversees citywide parking operations and energy efficiency infrastructure. Over the last five years managing the City’s parking assets, April has focused on leveraging technology, infrastructure improvements, and collaboration with the City’s parking partners.

April earned her Bachelor of Arts in Criminology, Law & Society and her Master of Business Administration from UC Irvine. She is a Long Beach resident and is a Board Member for the Long Beach Management Association, Leadership Long Beach, Long Beach Council PTA, and Social Media Chair for CPPA.

Matt Eierman is the Parking Division Manager for the City of Sacramento.  Mr. Eierman has been instrumental in the implementation of Sacramento’s Parking Modernization movement. This process continues by overhauling outdated parking policies, and by employing technologies that streamline operations. 

Implementation of online reservations, shared parking strategies, curbside management strategies, garage equipment upgrades, license plate recognition technology, private parking management, and a comprehensive Certified Partners Program were realized in Sacramento in a few short years.

Chrissy Mancini Nichols is Walker’s National Director of Curb Management and New Mobility. She works on planning, policy, and funding related to curb management, mobility, parking, and access. She is leading an R&D initiative with cities to test technology to collect curb use data for curb management and mobility hub planning, policy, and monetization. Chrissy has worked to pass TOD zoning reforms, build bus rapid transit, create sustainable policies for two federal transportation bills, and on several transportation P3s. She led a strategy to use value capture financing for Chicago to fund $10 billion in transit projects and redevelop Union Station. Read more about her work at www.mycuriouscity.com