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Unlocking the Power of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) at Platinum Parking! Many organizations grapple with the challenge of kickstarting a DEI program. We've been there, and we're here to guide you. Our recent presentation at the National Parking Association's Annual Conference was a game-changer, packed with insights on how to embark on this transformative journey. - Why Platinum Parking's DEI Program? Because we believe it's the key to nurturing the long-term health of our organization. - It Starts with Leadership: Our… Continue reading →

Platinum Parking now has 8 LPR (License Plate Recognition) vehicles supporting 60 properties in markets across the country—Seattle, Dallas, Austin, Houston, and Orlando! Our LPR program supports not only your internal parking enforcement and external patrols but can also help better monetize your parking facilities. Our state-of-the-art License Plate Recognition (LPR) system makes parking enforcement effective and efficient ⭐️ Consistent patrols help maximize your revenue ⭐️ Find actual garage usage through occupancy counts ⭐️ Ensure user groups such as retail… Continue reading →

⭐️LOCATION SPOTLIGHT⭐️ Venn at Main | Seattle, WA Are you looking to increase revenue around your parking management operation? Our Platinum Parking team in the Pacific Northwest worked with Venn at Main to: ✔️ Maximize garage income and value by monetizing 8 Tesla Supercharging stations from a negative valuation of $(2,500) per month to a valuation of $17,500 per month. Increasing the building valuation by $3.72 Million. ✔️ Map each stall of the garage and upload individual stalls to Google… Continue reading →

Meet Regional Vice President, Paul Lindenberger Paul has been with Platinum Parking for 14 years and 6 months. He oversees all aspects of operations in Texas and Louisiana with a focus on client relationships, team initiatives, company growth, and financial management. A longtime member of the community of Grapevine, TX, and a proud father of a recent LSU graduate (#GeauxTigers), Paul has been honored to chair and serve on the boards of T Boone Pickens YMCA in Dallas, the LSU… Continue reading →

🌟LOCATION SPOTLIGHT🌟 201 W. 5th Street in downtown Austin, TX is a Class A office building with 403-space structured parking garage. Platinum Parking services range from management of all types of properties from multi-story garages to small surface lots. If you are a Property Manager or Property Owner, when you think Parking think Platinum. 💫 For more information on our services, visit our website today!

Get to know more about our team! This month, we are featuring Ed Danyluk, our Regional Vice President located in Seattle! Ed has been with Platinum since 2020 and is responsible for leading the direction of our business in the western U.S. It also happens to be Ed's birthday today. Happy Birthday, Ed! Learn more about Ed! 🌟 His favorite thing about Platinum is the creativity and positivity within our teams. 🌟 Outside of work, he enjoys hiking, spending time… Continue reading →

TGIF! 🌟 Today the Platinum team celebrated the retirement of Ubaldo Garza, a 20+ year employee! Thank you, Ubaldo, for all your hard work over the years! Congratulations on your retirement! 🎉

It's time to kickoff our Annual SHARP Awards! Each year, Platinum team members are nominated for representing our core values: The Solution, Humble, Authentic, Responsible, and Proud. The SHARP Award for 2022 PPN Manager of the Year goes to Simon Gentry! Simon, thank you for all that you do! We are so lucky to have you as part of the Platinum family.

Get to know more about Platinum’s team with our new monthly series, Executive Spotlight! This month, we are featuring Chuck Stills, our Vice President of Operations! Chuck has been with Platinum for 13 years and is responsible for HR, Audit/Compliance, IT and many other company-wide initiatives. Learn more about Chuck! 🌟 He is an avid runner and has completed several marathons and ultra-marathons. 🌟 He and his partner have 3 dogs: Blanche, Rudy, and George. 🐕 🌟 If he had… Continue reading →