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| Volume 18, Issue 2 | Spring 2006 |
2006 DTA Conference and RoadeoBlack Hills or BUS...T
Conference HighlightsAwards LuncheonThe awards luncheon is where DTA will recognize the drivers of the year, the innovative agency of the year, and friends of transit. The Dakota Transit Association takes pride in its award winners; we encourage everyone to attend this luncheon in support of all who do so much to help advance our organization, to make us look good in our communities and with our customers. Keith LowryMr. Lowry is President/CEO of Keith Lowry Seminars, Inc., and has been teaching and training in a wide variety of settings for over 25 years to great reviews. His audiences respond positively to his wonderful blend of humor and wisdom, and always ask for more. He has delivered over 2500 seminars and conferences in every U.S. state, Canada, Mexico, England, Scotland, and Ireland. Mr. Lowry's unique style of edutainment keeps audiences laughing and learning. A much sought after speaker/trainer, Mr. Lowry's extensive experience in managing people and time turns each session into a gold mine of ideas and revelations that participants can take back and put to use immediately. With an undergraduate degree in communications and a graduate degree in education, his training and experiences shared so deftly in his engaging stories and anecdotes, keep audiences spellbound and learning throughout every session. Keith Lowry Seminars, Inc., founded in 1996, has grown to include over a dozen speakers and a broad variety of topics to address the educational needs of our diverse client base. For more information and to hear samples of several topics, please see www.keithlowry.com RoadeoThe roadeo will be held on Saturday and we are looking forward to your participation. Many PASS trainings have been conducted around the two states and this is great preparation for the roadeo. This year the roadeo will be conducted by Ron Baumgart and Mike Kayras with assistance by Kelly Shawn from CTAA. Plan to attend to network with other drivers, pick up a few tips to improve your driving skills, have some fun, and if you desire, compete to win a free trip to next year's CTAA roadeo competition held during their national conference. Saturday evening will be a banquet at the historic Ranch A for all roadeo participants to enjoy, make new friends and reestablish relationships with friends you made at previous roadeos. Historic Ranch ANestled in a beautiful canyon along a blue-ribbon trout stream, the 600 acre RANCH A is a magnificent location. RANCH A was originally built during the 1930's as a vacation home for one of America's wealthiest families. It is now on the National Register of Historic Places. The original buildings were constructed of massive pine logs by the finest woodworkers and artisans of the day.
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