CAR 2003 Fleet/Lease Dream Team Gets Dreamier
Paul Seger, vice president of asset remarketing for GE Fleet Services, has joined the all-star lineup of panelists for the CAR 2003 session titled, 'What Fleet Management Companies are Doing to Enhance Residual Values.'
Also participating in the panel are: Bob Graham, remarketing manager, ARI; Peter Klopchic, vice president, vehicle remarketing, CitiCapital Fleet; Darrin Aiken, assistant VP, vehicle remarketing, Wheels; John Rancourt, director of license/title & used-vehicle marketing, LeasePlan; and Bill Cieslak, vehicle operation manager, PHH. Moderating the session will be Jay Fahrendorff, managing partner, ABC, who was previously head of remarketing for CitiCapital Fleet. The six panelists represent the nation’s largest fleet management companies, remarketing more than 450,000 vehicles a year in the United States.
In addition to these key industry leaders, CAR 2003 will provide a broad spectrum of sessions with over 35 speakers that will cover all facets of the vehicle remarketing industry. Visit www.bobitexpos.com/car to view the entire conference agenda. CAR will be held February 23-25, 2003 at the Las Vegas Hilton. Take advantage of the Early Bird Discount Registration of $595 by registering by December 20, 2002. After December 20, registration is $695. Visit www.bobitexpos.com/car or call (800) 576-8788 for more information on attending and exhibiting at CAR 2003.
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