Online registration available for NAPT Summit
Industry members can register for the Portland, Ore., event on the association’s Website. The Summit will include a two-day trade show and variety of workshops on such topics as managing human resources and developing an effective maintenance plan. Professional Development Series courses will also be offered.
ALBANY, N.Y. — Registration for the 2010 National Association for Pupil Transportation (NAPT) Summit is now available on the association’s Website.
To download a copy of the conference registration form and register online, visit www.naptonline.org and click on the "Annual Summit" tab.
This year’s Summit, which will be held Oct. 31 to Nov. 4 in Portland, Ore., will have more than three dozen workshops on an array of topics, such as managing human resources; establishing and evaluating Key Performance Indicators and benchmarks; writing an effective bid; managing liability by mitigating risk; and developing an effective preventive maintenance plan.
Attendees can also choose from more than a dozen different courses from the NAPT Professional Development Series, and view the industry’s newest products and latest technology from school bus manufacturers and vendors at a two-day trade show.
A tentative program for the Summit and list of workshops is posted on the NAPT Website under the “Annual Summit” tab.
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