Board Members

Brian Shaw, CAPP is the Executive Director of Stanford Transportation at Stanford University.  He has spent his over 25-year career fostering commuter travel choices and innovations in parking management.  Brian has worked primarily in higher education at some of the leading research institutions across the United States including Emory, the University of Chicago, University of Pennsylvania before coming to Stanford.  Under his leadership, Stanford has been able keep its peak hour trips under a cap established in 2000, while the campus has continued to grow and thrive

Dr. Perry H Eggleston, DPA CAPP, has over 30 years of experience in the Transportation and Mobility Industry, starting in 1992 as a police officer patrolling the parking beat.  

In 1996, he became a university police sergeant, where placing rectangles in polygons while trying to understand human parking behavior became fascinating.  

Between 2008 and 2010, Perry moved to Kabul, Afghanistan, where he served as a non-governmental flight service grant coordinator who flew other NGO workers across the country.  He also served as Director of Security for a humanitarian maternity hospital treating Afghan women and their families.

When he returned to the United States in 2010, Perry focused his career on transportation and mobility challenges.  He worked for municipal and collegiate parking organizations in Kentucky, New Jersey, Texas, California, Ohio,  and Arizona.  After working for several years as a parking and mobility consultant, he now serves as the Executive Director for the IPMI and CMPA award-winning Transportation Services.  

Dr. Eggleston earned his Doctorate of Public Administration from Capella University in 2015, where his research focused on municipal and university parking policy.  Dr. Eggleston also holds a Master’s in Public Administration and a Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice from California State University, Bakersfield. 

Dr. Eggleston is active in several industry organizations, including as a committee member, conference presenter, and magazine article author with the International Parking and Mobility Association.  

Peter joined Walker after 4 years of leadership positions at a parking technology vendor, and prior to that 20 years of experience with software and cloud-based solutions at Oracle and TimesTen.

Based out of the San Francisco office, he covers Northern California and the Pacific Northwest with expertise in parking technology solutions across multiple vertical markets: municipal, university, Class A commercial garages, hotel, event and stadium, on-street, mixed-use, and airport. Importantly, Peter has deep expertise in Automated Parking Guidance Systems (APGS).

Peter designs and implements parking systems and technology improvements for public and private entities across his region. He also applies and advises on industry best practices for IT, cloud and networking. He has a passion for ensuring that projects are addressed in an organized and comprehensive manner, complemented by his strong listening and communications skills.

Education

MSEE, Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, CA
BSEE/CS, Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, CA

Affiliations

• California Mobility and Parking Association
• International Parking and Mobility Institute