Jun 20, 2022
New York, NY, United States - June 20, 2022 /MarketersMEDIA/ —
Bill Lerner, president of iPark, has turned his family-owned business into one of the largest parking companies in New York. What began as a single 25-car lot in 1960 has now grown to nearly 150 facilities, with future properties in the works as parking needs continue to increase. While iPark’s achievements can certainly be attributed to sound decision-making and management, Lerner’s openness to new ideas and philosophies in terms of business operations has been the driving force behind the company’s consistent expansion. The American entrepreneur discusses his role as an innovator, and how these decisions have driven sustained success.
It’s easy to think of innovation within a business as profound, game-changing revelations that completely alter an industry's way of thinking, but that is not always the case. Scott Steinberg, a contributor for Parade writes that evolutionary changes, defined as slight shifts in business strategy or thinking, can often be every bit as powerful as revolutionary advancements. He adds that people often forget that, usually, all it takes to get ahead is just a minor shift in tactics or perspective. For Lerner, this has often meant accommodating various trends and shifts that reflect on consumers’ everyday lifestyles. In an interview with Park Exec, Lerner noted that it’s now essential to be technologically capable and that their customer base has become primarily a tech community.
One particular example of Lerner’s approach is the implementation of a user-friendly, streamlined online booking framework that became a major factor in the company’s growth, especially in the New York City area. Lerner says that the amenities their clientele enjoy in other markets have to be available within theirs in order to retain their business. More recently, the rise in the use of electric vehicles prompted Lerner to initiate a partnership with Tesla Motors, Inc. and CarCharging, resulting in the installation of charging stations at a number of iPark garages, with plans to eventually offer them at every facility. Lerner told CNBC that he feels that 10 years out, more new cars will be electric than gasoline-based and that there's going to come a day when you can't find a place to gas up in Manhattan. Regardless of what the future holds, Bill Lerner will continue to utilize his innovative business approach in the way his company operates, furthering its success in an ever-changing industry that relies on anticipating consumers’ preferences on all levels.
Bill Lerner is the President and CEO of iPark, New York’s largest family-owned parking garage entity. Upon graduating from the University of Colorado with a degree in Business, Billy officially joined his father’s company, then known as Imperial Parking Systems, where he began to strategically redevelop its operational functions, eventually rebranding the business as iPark. Today, he personally oversees all technological transitions, placing the company at the forefront of the parking industry’s ongoing evolution. A husband and father of three, Billy devotes his spare time to a number of charitable and philanthropic causes, most notably Billy4Kids; a nonprofit organization he founded that works to provide shoes for underprivileged children in communities throughout the world.
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