November 2009, Automotive Fleet - Feature

AFLA 1992

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April 1992 - 24^th Annual Conference

Date: April 1992
Location: Hilton International Hotel
Theme: "Safety - Survival - Quality - Communication and You"

The following is an article that appeared in the May 1982 issue of Automotive Fleet.

AFLA's 24^th Annual Meeting and Conference, held at the Hilton International Hotel, was attended by 225 fleet industry representatives.

"Safety - Survival - Quality - Communication and You" was the theme of this year's meeting and conference. These issues were addressed during several panel discussions and speeches, including a presentation given by keynote speaker Mike Durrie, co-director of General Motors Fleet Sales & Redistribution Department.

Also during the convention, new AFLA officers were inducted. Outgoing President Jay Campbell-McFeeters, previously with LMV Leasing, passed the gavel to the new president, Michael Flanagan, a regional vice president with United States Fleet Leasing. Milo Matick, vice president of Al Piemonte Fleet, became the association's executive vice president; and James McNully, national fleet manager for Five Star Fleet, became vice president.