CEI Hosting Global Fleet Safety Workshop

The CEI Group, Inc. is hosting its first-ever Global Fleet Safety Workshop in Philadelphia at the Hotel Sofitel from March 9 to 11, the driver safety company announced.

by Staff

February 16, 2016

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The CEI Group, Inc. is hosting its first-ever Global Fleet Safety Workshop in Philadelphia at the Hotel Sofitel from March 9 to 11, the driver safety company announced.

This CEI-hosted workshop offers companies with multi-national fleets an opportunity to learn the keys to successfully implementing a global fleet safety program. The workshop brings together a host of experts and global fleet managers to share first-hand lessons, best practices, and real-world case studies.

The speakers and panelists include:

Patrick Hekkert, CEO of VVCR Europe and Rosina Cammarota, CEO of CEPA (Brazil), who will present "Keys to Developing a Global Fleet Safety Solution with Interactive Driver Risk Assessment."
Eliot Feldstein, senior vice president of Lytx, who will discuss "Measuring Safety Program Success: Beyond ROI."
Erik Roelofs, senior assessment scientist of Cito (Dutch Assessment Institute), presenting "The Scientific Background and Approach to Road Safety."
Eli Polak CEO of BAZZ (Israel), whose topic is "Answering Driver Messaging Issues."

All fleet managers involved in global fleets are invited to attend. To reserve a place, visit the event website. The event includes meals, and available discounted accommodations at Hotel Sofitel.

Topics:Multinational Fleets CEI Group Fleet Events Safety Global Fleet

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