Cindy Brauer is a former managing editor for Bobit Business Media’s AutoGroup. A native of Chicago but resident of Southern California since her teens, Brauer studied journalism and earned a communications degree at California State University Fullerton. Over her career, she has written and edited content for a variety of publishing venues in a disparate range of fields, from plumbing appliances and restaurants to the automotive industry and biomedical research.
Hailed by colleagues as “the person everyone calls for advice and direction on fleet electrification,” McCann is helping lead Bimbo USA’s aim of zero carbon emissions through renewable energy sources.
For Fisher, the 2023 Edward J. Bobit Professional Fleet Manager of the Year honoree, communication, listening skills, and humility are key qualities of sound fleet management.
This year’s three honorees join the 94 others inducted into the Hall of Fame since it was established in 2008. The program is sponsored exclusively by AFLA and presented by Automotive Fleet.
To centralize a 100% decentralized fleet — nearly 60 individual fleets and 4,200 vehicles dispersed nationwide — a well-thought-out change management plan is paramount, says Adam Nesbit, VP of procurement for TurnPoint.
A Fleet Visionary isn't just someone with a good idea. He or she is part salesman, part number-cruncher, part coach, part quarterback — able to both inspire and get things done.
From a field of 15 notably well-qualified nominees, three leaders emerged as some of the most adept, respected, and progressive professionals working in fleet today.
The award recognize a proficient fleet manager who has demonstrated special business acumen in developing and executing key management policies in all areas.
The Fleet Visionary is fleet industry professional who has taken an active leadership role as a new voice in the company's fleet organization to promote and champion innovation even in the face of internal or external opposition.
Three new members of the Fleet Hall of Fame will be selected this year from a field of 11.
Scheduled June 5-7 in Miami, this year's Global Fleet Conference agenda will cover such industry topics as safety, technology, ESG, vocational fleets, mobility, and strategies to navigate today’s business environment.
Global Fleet Conference participants can save $110 on event attendence by registering by May 4, the Early Bird registration deadling.
The 2023 Global Fleet Conference, scheduled June 5-7 in Miami, will feature subject-specific sessions covering safety, technology, ESG, vocational fleets and mobility.
Scheduled June 5-7 in Miami, Florida, the 2023 Global Fleet Conference features subject-matter experts and experienced professionals addressing current industry issues.
The 2023 Global Fleet Conference in Miami, Florida will present more than 20 sessions and important networking opportunities for peers in the global fleet management community.
According to past attendee Hans Hamen, the GFC provides an open platform for global fleet managers to exchange "great ideas, challenges and issues."
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