NAFA Announces 2026-2027 Board of Directors

NAFA recently announced the board of directors for this year.

March 3, 2026

NAFA 2026-2027 board of directors headshots. — The 2026-2027 NAFA Board of Directors includes 13 elected industry professionals.
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NAFA Fleet Management Association (NAFA), the fleet industry’s largest membership association, announced its elected 2026-2027 Board of Directors. This year’s board is led by a dynamic group of fleet professionals from a range of industries, including corporate, government, public safety, education, technology, FMCs, and more.

“I’m excited to continue to lead this talented group of industry professionals as we strengthen our ongoing strategic initiatives,” said Maria Neve, NAFA board president and vice president of eFMC Strategy for Inspiration Fleet. “Our Board is dedicated to advancing NAFA's strategic priorities with a dedicated focus on creating efficient, sustainable, and safe fleets for public and corporate fleets. Collectively, we will continue to drive NAFA’s mission forward, ensuring our members remain at the forefront of the evolving fleet and mobility sectors.”

NAFA has three core pillars: thought leadership, member value and engagement, and advocacy. This plan provides the organization's forward momentum, focusing on key initiatives to elevate the fleet profession. These initiatives include delivering high-quality educational content, cultivating a more diverse and inclusive membership base, and executing strong advocacy efforts at the state and local levels.

The following individuals will serve on NAFA’s 13-member 2026-2027 Board of Directors:

President: Maria Neve.Neve is the vice president of eFMC Strategy at Inspiration Fleet.
Senior Vice President: David Hayward, CAFM. Hayward if the director of fleet management with ABM Industries.
Vice President: Beth Cooley, CAFM. Cooley is the fleet management director at the Commonwealth of Virginia office.
Secretary/Treasurer: William McCarty. McCarthy is the CFO of Illinois's Board of Higher Education.
Immediate Past President: Mike Camnetar, CAFM. Camnetar is the fleet services manager at General Mills Inc.
Danielle Allsbrook, CAFM: Allsbrook is a senior manager for fleet and delivery Strategy for SiteOne Landscape Supply.
Sara Burnam, CAFM: Burnam is a member of the fleet success ambassador team for RTA: The Fleet Success Company.
Levi Clark, CAFM, CM, Member Manager: fleet and transportation, Port of Seattle.
Al Curtis: Curtis is the fleet director for Cobb County.
Bob Gonke: Gonke is the vice president of Client Management at Wheels.
Amy McAdams, CAFM, Member: Fleet Manager, Diebold Nixdorf Inc.
Bradley Northup, CAFM, Member: Northup is the public works superintendent for the city of Carlsbad, California.
Alexis Reece, CAFM, Member: Reece is a fleet manager for Ferguson Enterprises.

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