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SEARCHThe annual conference of the Automotive Fleet and Leasing Association (AFLA) will be held from Sept. 7-10 at the M Resort & Spa Casino in Las Vegas. The theme for this year's conference is "Learn, Innovate, Win – Improving Your Odds for Fleet Success."
The annual conference of the Automotive Fleet and Leasing Association (AFLA) will be held from Sept. 7-10 at the M Resort & Spa Casino in Las Vegas. The theme for this year's AFLA Conference is "Learn, Innovate, Win – Improving Your Odds for Fleet Success."
This is AFLA's second trip to Las Vegas, returning after a successful conference in 2010. AFLA's annual conference attracts more than 400 attendees.
Situated on 90 acres at the southern end of the Strip, the M Resort provides optimal views of the world-famous Las Vegas skyline. The M Resort & Spa Casino offers unrivaled personal service and modern architecture including an awe-inspiring pool and piazza, according to AFLA.
AFLA promotes growth, expansion and professionalism within the fleet industry by providing education, research, technical standards, representation and advancement of member interests.
AFLA has nearly 400 members representing all industry segments, including fleet managers, sourcing professionals, auto manufacturers, dealers, remarketers, maintenance and repair companies and many other specialized suppliers.
The Milwaukee, Wisc.,-based organization also hosts educational webinars, releases industry whitepapers and offers opportunities for members to network with key leaders throughout the fleet industry.
Visit the AFLA website for a conference schedule or to register for the event.
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