Apply Today: Limited VIP Spots Available for Work Truck Exchange 2025
A handful of VIP spots have just opened for Work Truck Exchange (WTX), taking place September 24-27, 2025, in Scottsdale, Arizona.
WTX understands that to perform at your best, you need to feel your best.
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A handful of VIP spots have just opened for Work Truck Exchange (WTX), taking place September 24-27, 2025, in Scottsdale, Arizona. Apply now at www.worktruckex.com.
The annual event brings together light- and medium-duty truck and van fleet managers, leaders, and decision makers for three days of high-level networking, peer-to-peer learning, and one-on-one meetings with leading industry suppliers.
Fleet professionals who participate gain direct access to solutions that can improve operations and build lasting industry connections. With only a few spots available, interested fleets need to apply quickly to secure your place!
Every WTX participant receives a custom-made, personalized agenda that offers:
Educational conversations led by industry experts
Custom one-on-one consultations with industry suppliers
Insights and advice from industry leaders
Peer-to-peer networking
Dynamic presentations from industry suppliers
Unique, engaging, and memorable social functions
Solutions to your current and future challenges
Originally posted on Work Truck Online
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