Last Chance for $200 Green Fleet Conference Discount
TORRANCE, CA - Register by Wednesday, June 30, to receive a $200 discount on the 2010 Green Fleet Conference, scheduled for Oct. 18-19 in San Diego.
TORRANCE, CA - Register by Wednesday, June 30, to receive a $200 discount on the 2010 Green Fleet Conference, scheduled for Oct. 18-19 at the Towne & Country Resort and Convention Center in San Diego. Pre-registration will also provide access to important attendee pre-show communications, ensure you get listed on the attendee roster, and streamline registration approval and badge pick-up on-site.
After June 30, a discount promotion of $100 will be offered until Sept. 24. After Sept. 24, the regular rate will be charged. See the registration page for pricing.
The Green Fleet Conference offers two full days of keynote presentations, workshops, seminars, and panel discussions personalized for fleet professionals that integrate an environmentally-friendly component into their operations. Concurrent sessions are broken up into two tracks, corporate and government to address the specific challenges facing each sector. Other highlights will include an expanded exhibit hall, a green vehicle ride-and-drive event, and numerous opportunities for networking.
More information on the 2010 Green Fleet Conference is available at www.greenfleetconference.com.
The 2009 conference drew a crowd of more than 350 fleet professionals, in addition to a number of local media outlets and featured guest speakers Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley and Columbus, Ohio Mayor Michael B. Coleman. More than 50 other speakers and panelists also made presentations, including concurrent sessions for commercial and public sector fleet tracks.
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