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SEATTLE SECTION SEATTLE SECTION
NEWSLETTERNEWSLETTER
September 2016
Volume 52 No. 1
Section Officers
October 1, 2015—September 30, 2016
Seattle Section Officers Evan Sheesley, President 206-859-0224 Kelli Dean, President-Elect 206-779-8484 Tony Nguyen, Secretary 425-450-6309 Gene Gladden, Treasurer 425-281-7288 Stefanie Herzstein, Immediate Past President 425-896-5219 Lisa Harbert, Director (2016) 206-371-3079 Amanda Shellenberger, Director (2017) 206-903-3371 Amanda Schweickert, Director (2018) 206-431-2343
YMF Officers Cal Bearman, President 206-764-5253 Jared Nakamoto, President-elect 206-382-6341 Inna Tasmaly, Secretary 206-431-2294 Tara Burton, Treasurer 425-406-7118 Courtney Davis, Board Representative 206-926-0451
UW/Seattle U Contacts Amy Riley, University Advisory Committee Chair [email protected]
Kitsap Branch Officers David Dinkuhn, President 360-850-5319
North Branch Officers Gabe Ng, President 206-718-5252
Boeing Branch Officer Vinny Avendano, President [email protected]
Webmaster
Eric Knigge [email protected]
Meeting Topic: Updates on Sound Transit 3 (ST3) Plan
Sound Transit has begun the process to shape a Sound Transit 3 (ST3)
ballot measure that voters will consider in November 2016. ST3 will
build upon the existing mass transit system of light rail, commuter rail
and bus services.
More information on the meeting topic and speaker will be posted
soon at the registration page. To learn more about ST3 visit
soundtransit3.org.
ASCE Seattle Section Meeting
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Place: Mirabella, 116 Fairview Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109
Cost: Early Bird Rates end after Wednesday, September 7 $45 ($40 early bird) for General Admission $20 ($15 early bird) for students and free agents
Registration closes Sunday, September 11
Meal: Dinner buffet. Vegetarian and gluten free entrees are available upon request.
If you have any food allergies or require special accom-modations, please contact Katie Sultani-Wright at [email protected] or enter information during registration.
5:30 p.m. Networking/Social 6:30 p.m. Dinner 7:00 p.m. Program
Click here to register.
For assistance with online registration, please contact Don Nguyen at [email protected] or Katie Sultani-Wright at [email protected]
Direct questions or comments regarding meetings to Section President Evan Sheesley at [email protected]
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President’s Column
By Evan Sheesley, PE, ENV SP, M. ASCE, Seattle Section President
Thank you for a wonderful year
Fellow ASCE Seattle Section members, it has been an
honor to serve as the President of the Section this
past year. I am constantly amazed by the ambition
and the level of activity of our members. Here are
just a few of the things ASCE Seattle did that this
past year.
Rebuilding Together: Sponsored a house in Seattle
and organized volunteers to renovate a house for a
family in need. This is an annual event for that goes back several years.
Engineers Without Borders: Partnered with and donated to this
respected organization who improves the quality of life for communities
around the world.
Mentors: Our Younger Member Forum is a highly active group who
organize many events from students in the area. The annual Popsicle
Stick Bridge Competition is one way in which they continue to teach the
younger generation about the profession.
Sustainability Advocates: Hosted a dinner program with Doug Sereno
who taught ASCE members about sustainable infrastructure.
Geotechnical Experts: Organized several programs and short courses on
state-of-the-art geotechnical design, regional disaster preparedness
issues, and lectures by nationally renowned engineers.
There are many other local actives and events that I do not have the space
to mention here. Also not mentioned is the good work our members do at
a national level.
As our new leadership takes the reins in October I am inspired by their
energy and ideas. Kelli Dean has set goals for increased focus on
mentorship. A big way in which ASCE hopes to support mentorship and
inspire the younger generation this year is through an IMAX film they are
producing called “Dream Big.” The world premiere is coming this
February. Be on the lookout for more information and opportunities to be
involved in this event locally.
This year is going to be fun with lots of opportunities to get involved. I
encourage you to continue to volunteer, come to membership meetings, or
take that next step toward a leadership role in ASCE Seattle.
Hope to see you at the next membership meeting!
Sincerely,
Evan
Page 3 Seattle Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers September 2016
If you are
interested in
being a mentor
for a night for
college
students, the
Puget Sound
Engineering
Council (PSEC)
needs your help! The purpose of the mentor night
activity has been to bring as many practicing engineers
together with as many students as possible. We are
trying to inspire the students, most of whom are
freshmen and sophomores as well as high school
seniors, toward a career in engineering. The mentor
night allows engineers to relay their experience in the
profession and answer questions posed by students.
The events offer an open forum where the students
visit various tables and converse with the mentors. The
mentors are asked to bring sample of their work, such
as reports, drawings, models, that will fit on a
30” by 30” tabletop for discussion with the students. In
the past, some of the events have included over 40
mentors in 17 disciplines.
Annually, events are typically held at the following
schools:
Seattle Pacific University (SPU) – October 24, 2016,
6:00 to 8:00 pm
Seattle Central College – January
North Seattle College – March
Highline College – April
Bellevue College – May
Shoreline College – May
If you are interested in participating in any of these
events and being included on the Section’s Roster of
potential volunteers please contact Paul Grant at
[email protected] for details. Please use the
following links to sign up for the SPU event:
http://www.eventbrite.com/e/engineering-mentor-
night-seattle-pacific-univ-tickets-18695222915?aff=es2
Thank you for your support.
University Mentor Night—Help Needed
New Member Report
Based on the new membership information from the ASCE national database, the following members enrolled to the
Seattle Section in June, July, and August.
Anthony Ching
Kathryn Jacobson
Gwyneth Perry
Jacob Locke
Man Hin Ng
Mariana Reyna
Sheila Daut
Ruta Ikauniece
Anthony Ching
Kathryn Jacobson
Gwyneth Perry
Shen-Hua Wu
Christina Oare
Donovan Klega
Angela Lanning
Reach over 2,000
Engineering Professionals
Post Your Employment Ad in this Newsletter
and on the Seattle Section Web Site
See advertising details
on page 2
Page 4 Seattle Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers September 2016
Employment Notices To post an employment notice in the newsletter and on the Section’s web site, please contact the newsletter editor in advance of the monthly deadline (the 20th of the month). Rates for advertising are shown on page 2.
NW Regional Sales Manager
Growing Geotechnical Engineering
Equipment company specializing in
instrumentation, materials testing, and
environmental protection products is
seeking a qualified sales engineer to act as
Regional Sales Manager for the NW United
States, based in the Seattle/Everett area.
The successful candidate must be
technically savvy and able to communicate
with civil engineers and technicians, as
well as being a high energy, target oriented
sales professional.
With production facilities in GA and WA
and over 50 international distributors, the
opportunity for personal and professional
growth is unlimited. We pride ourselves in
innovation and the standard of quality we
have set for the industry (ISO 9001:2008
certified).
Job Summary:
The Regional Sales Manager’s primary
responsibility is to maximize the
Company’s sales revenue through direct
sales effort in their assigned territory, with
existing and prospective customers.
Qualifications:
Sales experience in a technical market,
some experience in geotechnical work.
Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field or
Associate’s degree in relevant field with 5+
years of sales experience is required. Good
understanding of mechanical devices is
essential. Must be motivated and willing
to meet company goals and objectives.
Must be organized and understand time
management. Ability to relate well to
people, especially other engineers and
customers of various nationalities.
Presentation experience and professional
image is essential. Ability to travel up to
50% of time. Must be computer literate.
Compensation:
Compensation is dependent upon
experience, but is competitive and includes
base salary, incentives, company vehicle,
generous health benefits, and a 401k plan.
For more information or to respond to this
posting, please email resume to:
____________________________________
Civil/Structural Engineer
Are you looking to work in a team
oriented, dynamic company with state of
the art technology? Do you want to work
in the beautiful Skagit Valley - rich in
opportunities for fishing, kayaking, and
hiking but with city life less than an hour
away? Do you love challenges and
innovation?
Apply here: Civil/Structural Engineer
Application.
Who We Are and What We Do:
Pacific Woodtech Corporation (PWC) took
roots in 1998 as a wholly owned subsidiary
of ITOCHU International Inc., a strong
international company with a history of
stability and long term vision. PWC
manufactures laminated veneer lumber
and I-joist products that are used mostly as
structural building components both
domestically and abroad. Team members
find a rewarding and comfortable work
environment, competitive compensation
and benefits, and a passionate commitment
to safety.
About This Position:
The Civil/Structural Engineer reports to
the Director of Engineering and assists
with the accountabilities listed below. This
is a full-time, exempt position.
Required:
Registered, professional Civil/
Structural Engineer
Competency with Microsoft Office
Excellent communicator with a strong
customer focus
Sound reasoning and problem solving
skills
Thorough and accurate work
Occasional travel
Preferred:
Competency with VBA and SQL
Wood design experience
Knowledge of building codes
Accountabilities:
Product Application
Create technical content for website
and guides used by structural
designers
Consult with structural design
software providers on product
properties and structural analysis
Consult with customers on project
design and damaged product repair
Participate in engineered wood
industry association activities (e.g.
APA, WIJMA)
Standards and Building Code
Compliance
Contribute to development of ASTM,
ANSI, and other related standards
Liaison with third-party inspection
and certification agencies, and
product evaluation services
Product and Process Development
Design test programs, analyze and
report results
Participate in decision-making with
Operations and Sales & Marketing
Quality Control
Specify manufacturing quality
control policies and procedures
Assure continued compliance with
evolving product standards
Provide oversight and technical
assistance to the Quality Control
laboratory
Wages and Benefits:
Wages depend on qualifications and
experience. PWC offers an excellent
benefits package.
Apply here: Civil/Structural Engineer
Application.
*PWC is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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Attendees: Amanda Schweickert Ann Albright Courtney Davis Evan Sheesley Lisa Harbert Tony Nguyen Gene Gladden Stef Herzstein Meeting called to order at 12:04 pm by Evan. MOTION to approve agenda (as amended with tax update by Gene) and seconded by Lisa. Passed unanimously. MOTION to approve April meeting minutes by Courtney and seconded by Lisa. Passed unanimously. UW Concrete Canoe—Ann Albright Concrete canoe is a national competition hosted by
ASCE. In PNW region, UW won regional. The competition consists of making the concrete mix, forming it into a canoe, giving a technical presentation, and racing it.
Gone to National Competition multiple times (4th year in a row). Last year got 9th place out of 22 teams at nationals. Sending 13 students to National Competition.
Overall budget is $13k. Starting at zero. Can approve $900 from the Section, but the rest
of the $1100 will need more discussion. UW Concrete canoe earned 10k last year
through crowd sourcing campaign. ACTION ITEM: Once the board receives the
crowd sourcing link from Ann, place the link on our website and in the newsletter. Ends June 14th.
Old Business Connecting with Washington Sections Evan
Finalized a proposal. Section Dues Evan
Have the same dues through next season (2017). New Business Treasurer’s Report and Action Items—Gene Located past deposits from dinners. Around 6k. About 2k Paypal dollars. Tracking well. Next report will show ad revenue properly (from
Todd). ACTION ITEM: Gene will update dinner income
more regularly. HH will confirm with Gene that the money is deposited.
ACTION ITEM: Gene will have the Dinner Income/Section Allotment/Advertisement Revenue reflected in the next Treasurer report.
ACTION ITEM: Gene will send the balance statement showing the balance of all the dinner checks the past year to Evan and Kelli.
Motion to approve the Treasurer’s Report by Courtney and seconded by Amanda (with the understanding that the above action items are done and that the balance statement showing the balance of all the dinner check the past year are sent to Evan and Kelli). Passed unanimously.
UW Concrete Canoe Use Student Activity Fund to authorize 2k
towards UW Concrete Canoe. Motion to authorize 2k from funds by Stef and
seconded by Lisa. Passed unanimously. Membership Chair Update—Kelli No Report.
Standing Committee Report and Action Items—A. Schweickert Intersociety Officer Workshop. ACTION ITEM: Amanda will send to Todd for the
ASCE newsletter and to Courtney for the YMF newsletter the Kent Evergreen Girl Scout Day Camp event. Looking for volunteers to talk about
engineering principles. Three day event. 80-100 girl scouts.
ACTION ITEM: Amanda will send to committee chairs announcement for need of judges at UW’s ASCE student presentation competition.
Branch Report and Action Items—A. Shellenberger (absent) ACTION ITEM: Give Amanda contact for F2P
membership site for the North Branch Secretary. Technical Committee Report and Action Items—Lisa ACTION ITEM: Courtney will forward registration
e-mail to Lisa and Lisa will contact Cory regarding registering engineers for earthquake disaster relief.
YMF Report and Action Items—Courtney No action items. Board report attached.
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ASCE Seattle Section Executive Board Minutes for May 9, 2016 Meeting
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Other New Business 2016 R.H. Thompson Memorial Scholarship
Confirmation Motion to approve Alissa Capuano as the 2016
R.H. Thompson Scholarship recipient by Lisa and seconded by Courtney. Passed unanimously.
Miscellaneous CONGRATS TO SEATTLE YMF FOR THE 2016 Younger Member Group Website Award – Large Group Next Board Meeting will be June 13th. Next Membership Meeting will be on June 8th. Meeting called to a close at 1:08pm. Attached are Board Member Reports. MEMBERSHIP REPORT—Kelli Dean New Members
Based on the new membership information from the ASCE national database, downloaded on April 25, 2016: 1 new members have enrolled with the Seattle Section since April 1, 2016. The new members are: 5 students, 4 associates, and 2 affiliates. Ten of the new members have joined the Seattle Section and 1 has joined the Kitsap Branch.
Membership As of April 25th, 2016, the Seattle Section and
Branches have 2,403 members (Seattle 2,124, Boeing 0, North branch 134, Kitsap 145). There are 29 more members than the same time a year ago. There are 717 YMF members at this time an increase over last month of 19. The membership database received from
ASCE headquarters was found to have 0 duplicates this month.
STANDING COMMITTEE REPORT—Amanda Schweickert Audit Committee – VACANT
VACANT Legislative Committee – Shane Binder
No update Diversity Committee – Diana Giraldo/Jacyln
Hayden No update
History and Heritage – Cindy Hirsch Developing the plaque language for the
replacement plaque at Snoqualmie Falls.
Today's style of plaque has about 80 words of interpretive information that wasn't there before. Then, the language is going to need to get approved by the ASCE National History Committee.
We're also trying to tie down the costs of the images needed for our history brochure and coordinate some info with the Tacoma Section since Tacoma Narrows appears in it.
House and Hospitality – Don Nguyen/Katie Sultan-Wright No update
Order of the Engineer – Amy Riley The Order of the Engineer Ring Ceremony will
be on Tuesday May 31st between noon and 1 pm in Bannan Engineering Room 311. Anyone interested in participating should mail the following information to Joy Crevier whose name and address is shown below: Full name, affiliation (eg. UW student,
working professional), ring size (little pinkie of the working hand) + $13 cash or check made payable to the Dept of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Joy Crevier Dept of Civil Engineering Seattle University 901 12th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122 All payments should be received by May 6th. No refunds if you are a no-show; Participants should be present at the event to receive the ring (ie. cannot pick up the ring after the event – although he/she could attend a future event at SU at no charge).
Professional Practice – Ed Huston No update
Program Chair – Younes Nouri No update
RH Thomson Scholarship – Emily Spahn/Casey Nelson/Lorelei Williams
The committee has selected a candidate that they would like to recommend for the scholarship. Public Information – Elizabeth Guevara
No Update PSEC – Paul Grant
Past Activities Engineering Mentor Nights
— Highline Community College – April 19 – Approximately 60 students and 22 mentors (4 CEs)
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Planned Activities Engineering Mentor Nights
— Bellevue College – May 4, 11am-1pm (note new noon format)
— Shoreline Community College – May 11, 6-8pm
— Intersociety Officer Workshop – May 7 10:30 am to 2 pm – University of Washington (off-site building at 7543 63rd Ave. NE, Building #5, Bay B, Seattle)
Action Items Intersociety Officer Workshop - Evan has a
copy of the announcement. Please circulate for attendance by new officers and Chairs of different groups.
Order of the Ring Induction Ceremony – If an open induction is held and the event is open to other societies, please forward info for distribution among PSEC member societies.
Links for mentor night sign-ups are provided in the newsletter. Also, PSEC is looking for volunteers to serve as coordinators for future events.
University Advisory Committee – Amy Riley SU’s first place winner for the paper competition
will be presenting at the May Section dinner. UW will hold their paper competition later, so Kory Swabb will present on behalf of UW’s Concrete Canoe team at the May Section dinner.
UW has scheduled their ASCE student presentation competition for June 3rd from 5-7:20pm in EEB 025. The committee is looking for 4-5 judges to cover a variety of Civil Engineering fields. Please contact Amy Riley, [email protected], if you are interested or know someone else who may be interested in being a judge.
Action Item Need judges for UW’s ASCE student
presentation competition Washington State Board of Registration
Representative – VACANT VACANT
EWB-USA Puget Sound Professionals (PSP) Chapter – Eset Alemu No update
Community Service – Kristina Lowthian The April Service event, Rebuilding Together
Volunteer Event, was on Saturday April 30th from 8am-4pm in Seattle. There were 30-40 volunteers.
Thanks to all of those who have volunteered. May Community Service - Storm Drain Marking
Saturday, May 21, 10:00am-12:00pm in Renton, WA
May is “Puget Sound Starts Here” Month! Come learn and help educate Renton residents in pollution prevention techniques. We’ll mark storm drains with “Only Rain Down the Drain” decals, test your stormwater knowledge, and distribute educational materials to the public.
Please wear closed toed shoes and bring an appetite for lunch.
RSVP to Kristina Lowthian at [email protected] for location details. When responding, please indicate if you need or could provide a ride for carpooling.
K-12 Outreach – Eset Alemu and Vacant Planning for the annual Engineering Rocks is
underway. The event is in May. Eset has been in this position for the past two
years and will be passing on the reigns to someone else. Thank you Eset for your hard work.
Interested individuals should contact Amanda Schweickert at [email protected].
BRANCH REPORT—Amanda Shellenberger North Branch (by Melissa Gehrmann)
The ASCE student chapter at Washington Engineering Institute that we have sponsored will be applying soon to be become official.
The North Branch has developed a tentative meeting schedule for 2016. March 16: Mt. Vernon
— Speaker: Wayne Wright, PWS, CFP-GeoEngineers — Fish considerations to culvert
replacement May 18: Bellingham
— Speaker: Doug Ranney-Whatcom County — Seismic Retrofit of 1929 Bridge
July 20: Mt. Vernon — Speaker: TBD
September 21: Bellingham — Chris Damitio, PE and Shane Spahr, PE-
WSDOT — Anderson Creek Bridge (SR542)
November 16: Mt. Vernon — TBD
ACTION ITEM: How do give the North Branch secretary access to the FTP site for membership
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data? Kitsap Branch (by David Dinkuhn and Shylo
Shorthouse) The West Sound STEM Showcase at the Kitsap
Mall was a large success. We are planning on having a meeting on Tuesday, May 10th from 6-7:30 at the Toro Lounge, 315 Pacific Ave, Bremerton, WA, 98337. We hope to have another meeting on June 14th at the same time and location. We are still deciding if we will have July and August off.
Boeing Branch ACTION ITEM: Amanda Shellenberger to work
on trying to get into contact with Boeing ASCE representatives.
Technical Committees Report—Lisa Harbert COPRI Seattle Chapter
Last month’s meeting was on Envision. We have 12 attendees.
Next month’s meeting is on May 25 and speaker is Bari Bookout from NWSA. The topic is the Northwest Seaport Alliance.
Geotechnical Group We had about 45 people at our dinner meeting
on April 21st at the Red Lion in Bellevue. Donald Bruce presented his Terzaghi Lecture titled “The Evolution of Specialty Geotechnical Construction Techniques: The “Great Leap” Theory”.
Our next dinner meeting will be on May 26th at the Best Western in Seattle. Dr. Ellen Rathje will be presenting “Seismic Stability of Slopes: New Developments and Incorporation of Uncertainty” For more details and a link to register for the dinner meeting, please visit our website: www.seattlegeotech.org
Lifeline Earthquake Engineering Committee Nothing to Report
SEAW Seattle Chapter: Nothing to Report
Sustainability Committee No activity in April. Participating in Green Apple Day in May to
teach students about their carbon footprint related to commuting and how to reduce their impacts.
Transportation Committee Nothing to Report
Water Resources At least 35 people attended our meeting last
month, which was a Section-WRE joint meeting. We had lunch boxes and a talk by Tim Flynn
from Aspect Consulting about aquifer recharge as a current strategy in Eastern Washington for water supply.
This month we’ll have a talk about the state of salmon in the region by Daniel Schindler from UW’s School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences.
YMF BOARD REPORT—Courtney Davis Past Events
March 23 – June 13 – ASCE Soccer Team – Spring Season [9 YMs] Games are on Wednesday evenings at
various fields around Seattle. All experience levels are welcome to join. Looking for more female players, presently.
March 30 – UW Concrete Canoe and Steel Bridge [3YMs] A few younger members attended the
University of Washington event when students unveiled their concrete canoe and steel bridge. Members interacted with the students as the students practiced their presentations prior to the regional competitions.
April 11 – Eastside Networking Event at Tavern Hall [12 YMs] Our joint event with SEAW was very
successful drawing in some new faces and providing a significant boost to the typical attendance of the SEAW YMF eastside events. The food was excellent (especially the nachos) and the shuffleboard was great fun.
April 14&28 – Lake Stevens High School ASCE Civil Engineering Club Meeting [10 Students, 1 YMs] Lake Stevens High School students gather to
do activities to learn about what engineering is. They also reach out within their High School to spread the word about civil engineering with posters, brochures ordered from ASCE, and by word of mouth.
April 18 – Scholarship Judging [4 YMs] Reviewed applicants for YMF Scholarship
and chose a winner. To be announced at the Seattle ASCE Awards Dinner
April 25 – Seattle Networking at Casco Antiguo [6 YMs] The Seattle YMF enjoyed authentic tacos,
chips, and guacamole at Casco Antiguo for the monthly networking. There were only six members that made it out on a beautiful
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April evening, but the discussion was lively and enjoyable.
April 28 – YMF Leadership/Board Conference Call [9 YMs} Went through positions and committee
chairs to review progress of events, promotions, volunteer events, awards, and other ways to make YMF more successful.
April 30 – Community Service Event – Rebuilding Together [10 YMs, 30 Volunteers] The YMF, jointly with the Seattle Section of
ASCE, participated in the Seattle Rebuilding Together Event. The weather cooperated and a lot was done for a community member that is less fortunate!
Upcoming Events May 9 – Eastside Networking @ Black Bottle
Postern
May 12 – Lake Stevens High School ASCE Civil Engineering Club Meeting
May 14 – K-12 Outreach Event - Engineering Rocks @ Southcenter Mall
May 19 – Seattle Happy Hour @ Elysian Brewing Company
May 21 – May community Service Event – Storm Drain Marking in Renton
May 26 – UW Spring Social – Co-Sponsored by YMF @ UW
June 2 – Summer Picnic & Elections June/July – Supercharge Your Career Series –
Career Development August 5 – 3rd Annual ASCE/SEAW Joint Golf
Tournament Committee Activities
On-going soccer league
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THE NEXT GENERATION OF TRANSPORTATION ITS Washington’s 2016 Technology Showcase and Networking Event
September 8 from 5:00-8:00pm @ Métier Racing in Capitol Hill
1017 E Union St, Seattle, WA 98122
$20 for members $30 for non-members Register HERE Join the Intelligent Transportation Society of Washington (ITS Washington) for an evening of networking and transportation technology talk with some of the transportation professionals you know well, and a few you don’t. We’ll provide hors d’oeuvres, beer and wine, and a handful of industry leaders with cutting edge solutions that are already improving commutes in our region.
Participating Industry Leaders
Event Program
Registration and Happy Hour 5:00-5:45 p.m.
Opening Remarks Introduction to event sponsors 5:45-6:00 p.m.
Speed Networking with Industry Leaders Break into small, rotating groups and spend 10-15 minutes with each industry leader to learn about their application or program, and how it’s improving surface transportation.
6:00-7:30 p.m.
Networking and Social Hour You’re on your own! 7:30-8:00 p.m.
Mark your calendars for ITS WA Annual Meeting, December 7 at Mercer Island Community Center!
