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The Global Fleet Conference is expected to draw more then 300 fleet management professionals from around the world in Miami, Florida, June 5-7

Cindy Brauer・Former Managing Editor

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March 21, 2023

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"Where the global fleet community connects" describes the 2023 Global Fleet Conference (GFC), according to organizers. Marking its10th year of bringing together global fleet managers, vendors and other industry professionals, the conference will be held June 5-7 at the InterContinental Miami.

Held once again concurrently with GFC, the LatAm Fleet Congress will offer sessions presented in Spanish-language format.

The 2023 GFC will feature opportunities to network with representatives from major global fleet supplies and OEMs, glean expert advice and innovative insights on global fleet issues, and experience vehicles and fleet technologies, according to presenters Automotive Fleet and Work Truck publications

Past conference attendee Kimberly Fisher, Global Fleet & Travel Manager for NOV, has found the GFC is especially valuable for meeting with peers and vendors to learn best practices in the regions her fleet operates.

A $110 early registration discount will be available until May 4. Registration details are available at the 2023 GFC website. The conference agenda and slate of speakers also can be viewed on the website.

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