For 90 years, ITE has been an individual member organization providing transportation professionals with the knowledge, practices, skills, and connections needed to serve the needs of their communities. ITE also recognizes the importance of connecting with the organizations that the majority of our members work for—public agencies, industry, consultants—so that we can be in tune with the needs of these organizations as well as our individual members.
During 2020, ITE will be transitioning to an organization-based model for our Industry, Consultants, and Public Agency Councils.
The objective of these councils is to provide the private sector, consultancies, and public agencies with the opportunity to provide input on ITE’s programming and policies while also demonstrating their commitment to and leadership in the transportation industry.
These employer councils are independent but interconnected groups that serve to broaden and strengthen the bonds, engage senior leadership, and help the profession prepare for the future. Each council will have its own executive committee populated by senior level representatives from member organizations and representation on the ITE Board of Direction as well as opportunities to collaborate with the other councils. In addition, each council will have exclusive benefits for their member organizations.
Guiding Principle: We communicate and share ideas, concerns, trends, industry direction and needs of ITE's consulting community.
The ITE Consultants Council will serve as a sounding board for the ITE Board of Direction on the strategic direction of ITE, provide a forum for collaboration among senior representatives from the member firms, and, working with ITE staff, identify and develop products and services of benefit to its member firms.
Member firms receive an array of benefits, including:
Dues:
Based upon the number of employees in the company.
# of Employees |
Council Dues Amount |
1 |
$100 |
2-25 |
$250 |
26-250 |
$500 |
251++ |
$1000 |
Visit the Consultants Council Directory.
Consultants Council Executive Committee
The annual fee to join the ITE Consultant’s Council will provide resources that will be reinvested to support member-identified products and services. The annual fee is tiered to provide access to firms of all sizes. Companies can join here: Consultants Council Membership. For more information, please contact Kathi Driggs or click here.
Guiding Principle: We use industry expertise to educate members on emerging technologies and traffic management solutions.
The primary objective of the ITE Industry Council is to educate the public sector and transportation consultancies on existing, new and /ITEORG/assets/File/Employer%20Council/ITE%20Industry%20Council%20Flyer(1).pdfemerging solutions to help these entities make more informed regulatory, management and purchase decisions. The ITE Industry Council will serve as a sounding board for the ITE Board of Direction on the strategic direction of ITE and, working with ITE staff, identify and develop products and services of benefit to its member firms.
Member firms receive an array of benefits, including:
Dues: $2,500
View the Industry Council Directory.
The annual fee to join the ITE Industry Council will provide resources that will be reinvested to support member-identified products and services. For more information, contact Pam Goodell or click here.
Guiding Principle: We explore and share key issues and emerging trends in transportation that affect public agencies in a collaborative forum.
The ITE Public Agency Council will serve as a sounding board for the ITE Board of Direction on the strategic direction of ITE, provide a forum for collaboration among members from the public sector, and, working with ITE staff, identify and develop products and services of benefit to public agency members.
All public agency members are encouraged to participate in the Public Agency Council and will benefit through:
Organizations with a Public Agency Organizational Membership receive additional benefits, including:
For more information, contact Colleen Agan or click here.