101 questions to guide your team to success!
Ever wonder why some VPI efforts sizzle and others fizzle?
Over the past few years, virtual public involvement (VPI) has become essential to every public engagement process. In response, MetroQuest partnered with American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO), Association of Metropolitan Planning Organizations (AMPO), Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) and Community Planning Association of Southwest Idaho (COMPASS) to unbundle the keys to successful VPI in a series of peer-to-peer forums with DOTs, MPOs and planning and public involvement consulting teams from across the country.
This webinar will uncover the 101 guiding questions that teams should consider throughout the planning, engagement and reporting phases to guide your team to great results in every project.
How many of the 101 questions have you considered?
Join us in a conversation with Dave Biggs, Chief Engagement Officer at MetroQuest, and Emily Margitan, one of MetroQuest’s Customer Success Managers, as they share key lessons from this peer-to-peer process and introduce the Checklist for Success. They will take a deep dive into the best strategies when planning and designing your VPI approach, promotional strategies to maximize participation and diversity, and explain how to effectively summarize results in a digestible manner using case study examples of exceptional surveys from top agencies and firms with strong VPI efforts and excellent results!
In this webinar, we will explore:
This webinar was a great experience! The speakers were knowledgeable and engaging.
I appreciated the use of visuals and interactive features during the webinar, it made the session more dynamic and kept me engaged.
It was interesting to learn about the different ways you can engage with communities using virtual platforms for public input and involvement.
Overall, I would definitely recommend watching this webinar if you want to optimize your public engagement.
Dave Biggs
Chief Engagement Officer,
MetroQuest
Dave is a die-hard champion of community engagement and has built a reputation for leading edge community outreach. He is an internationally-recognized speaker, author, and public engagement strategist focusing on the use of software tools to enhance community participation for planning projects. Dave is honored to serve as an advisor on best practices for public involvement to many planning agencies such as the APA, FHWA, and TRB and public participation organizations such as IAP2 and NCDD.
Emily Margitan
Customer Success Manager,
MetroQuest
As a primary contact for a subset of MetroQuest customers, Emily collaborates with software users to help them achieve their survey and broader engagement goals. Prior to her current role, Emily worked in public consultation and strategic communications, developing engagement plans and surveys for large infrastructure projects across British Columbia. She enjoys working closely with project teams to help them make the most of their MetroQuest surveys and has a particular interest in survey data analysis.