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Getting Wheels on the Ground in a Constrained Commercial Vehicle Market
Taking place on Oct. 17, DeliveryCon will host a seminar that will help delivery fleets navigate OEM’s future product plans, lingering supply chain issues, and the evolution of vehicle ordering.

Seminar speakers include Jack Lord from Spacekap, Brad Sigmon from Randy Marion Automotive Group, and Steve Dipiero from Kingbee. Candy McCollum from Comvoy will moderate.
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Now that small cargo van models are going away, how do I replace them? Which model types are more readily available? What can I do to ensure my vehicle orders will come in time for peak season?
A seminar at DeliveryCon will address these challenges. This seminar is set for Oct. 17 at 3:45pm and will be moderated by Candy McCollum, business development manager and director for Comvoy.
The panelists for this seminar include:
Brad Sigmon, Randy Marion Automotive Group
Jack Lord, Spacekap
Steve DePiero, Kingbee
During this seminar, the three panelists will take turns delivering their insights into product plans, how OTD times are changing, and supply chain updates.
Attendees will also learn about delivery truck alternatives, new lease and rental programs, and advice on promoting uptime for your existing units.
About DeliveryCon
In association with Automotive Fleet, Work Truck, and Heavy Duty Trucking, DeliveryCon features keynotes, education sessions, an expo hall, and networking with the goal to help delivery fleets discover new efficiencies, tools, and technologies to keep their wheels on the road.
DeliveryCon is for delivery fleets of all types. High-mileage fleets are also encouraged to attend, such as passenger shuttle services, grocery and refrigerated transport, franchised services, and beverage distribution.
DeliveryCon’s educational seminars and speaker lineup will delve into topics around:
vehicle procurement, spec’ing & upfitting
preventive maintenance & repairs
routing & logistics
driver hiring & retention
vehicle & driver safety
parts procurement
electrification & new technologies
order-to-delivery times
technicians & drivers
operational costs & TCO
tire management
remarketing
and more
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