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The AASHTO National Transportation Management Conferences, now in their 58th year, provide mid-level managers in departments of transportation the skills they need to make the transition from technical to management responsibilities. This year, to help states in this economic climate, we are keeping the course fees the same as the last four years and have cut the course time from five days to four days without compromising the course curriculum, saving states up to two days of per diem.
In a four-day series of workshops, participants are introduced to the tools, techniques and best practices needed for effectively managing people and projects. For more experienced managers, the workshops update
and refine existing skills, challenge current thinking, introduce new concepts, and explore changing employee and customer relationships.
The conferences, developed under the guidance of the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials and TEAM (Transportation Education and Management) Institute Steering
Committee, are tailored specifically for staff members of AASHTO member departments and affiliated organizations, including the U.S. Department of Transportation.
In a four-day series of workshops, participants are introduced to the tools, techniques and best practices needed for effectively managing people and projects. For more experienced managers, the workshops update
and refine existing skills, challenge current thinking, introduce new concepts, and explore changing employee and customer relationships.
The conferences, developed under the guidance of the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials and TEAM (Transportation Education and Management) Institute Steering
Committee, are tailored specifically for staff members of AASHTO member departments and affiliated organizations, including the U.S. Department of Transportation.