Doing More with Less: GFX Presenters to Share Tips

DENVER – At the 2009 GFX Conference, June 8-10, a panel of award-winning fleet managers will share solutions to the challenges of working with minimal resources.

by Staff

April 6, 2009

2 min to read

DENVER – Whether "less" refers to money, vehicles, staff, or time, doing more with less is often asked of fleet managers. At the 2009 Government Fleet Expo & Conference (GFX), June 8-10, a panel of award-winning fleet managers will share solutions to these very challenges to help you succeed in the current environment. Learn how to find and secure millions in grant and stimulus funds while managing your fleet more efficiently and successfully.

Presenters include:

Larry Campbell, fleet manager, City of Fort Wayne, IN (2006 100 Best Fleets #1 Fleet)
John Clements, fleet manager, San Diego County, CA (2005 Fleet Manager of the Year, 100 Best Fleets Award)
Bryan Flansburg, director Transportation Services, University of Colorado at Boulder (Fleet Manager of the Year Nominee)
Art Hale, fleet manager, State of Colorado (Fleet Manager of the Year Nominee)
John Hunt, fleet manager, Portland, OR (2007 Fleet Manager of the Year, 100 Best Fleets Award)
Ernie Ivy, fleet manager, City and County of Denver, CO (100 Best Fleets Award, Government Green Fleet Award)
Sam Lamerato, fleet manager, Troy, MI (MIAPWA 2005 Professional Manager of the Year, 100 Best Fleets Award)
Rick Longobart, fleet manager, Inglewood, CA (09 NAFA Green Fleet of the Year, 100 Best Fleets Award)
John McCorkhill, fleet manager, Lynchburg, VA (2006 Fleet Manager of the Year, 100 Best Fleets Award)
Tom Monarco, fleet manager, Colorado Springs, CO (100 Best Fleets Award)
Kelly W. Reagan, Fleet Administrator, Columbus, OH (100 Best Fleets Award)
John Rencher, fleet manager, Ft. Lauderdale, FL (100 Best Fleets Award)
Sharon Subadan, fleet manager, Hillsborough County, FL (2008 100 Best Fleets #1 Fleet)

Topics:Strategies Government Fleet Expo Green Fleet

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