NAFA Announces 2024 Board of Directors

Members of NAFA’s Board of Directors include professionals across various sectors and enterprises, including technology firms, urban municipalities, foodservice enterprises, healthcare entities, and more.

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February 22, 2024

NAFA Announces 2024 Board of Directors — Mike Camnetar, CAFM, (top left) is NAFA's board president for 2024.
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NAFA Fleet Management Association has announced its new 2024 Board of Directors. This year, the board will be led by Mike Camnetar, CAFM, Fleet Services Manager for General Mills Inc.

“As we dive into the heart of our bylaws and strategic plan this year, it's clear that we're charting a course towards a stronger, more cohesive NAFA,” Camnetar said. “By embracing inclusivity in our governance and refining our strategic focus, we're not only enhancing the association's vitality but also fostering a more vibrant community for our members. This year's Board of Directors, with its diverse expertise and unwavering commitment, stands ready to spearhead this transformative journey, ensuring that every decision made reflects our dedication to advancing NAFA's mission and serving the needs of our esteemed members.”

Meet the Board of Directors

The members of NAFA’s 13-member 2024 Board of Directors include:

President: Mike Camnetar, CAFM
Fleet Services Manager for General Mills Inc.
Senior Vice President: Maria Neve
Vice President - eFMC Services for Inspiration Mobility
Vice President: Kevin Fisher, CAFM
Fleet Professional
Secretary/Treasurer: Beth Cooley, CAFM
Director for the Commonwealth of Virginia Office of Fleet Management
Immediate Past President: Raymond Brisby, CAFM
Manager of EMS Fleet Operations for Alberta Health Services
Sara Burnam, CAFM, Member
Director of Fleet Management for Palm Beach County, Florida, Fleet Management
Al Curtis, Member
Fleet Director for Cobb County, Georgia, Fleet Management
David Hayward, CAFM, Member
Global Fleet Manager for ABM Industries
Amy McAdams, CAFM, Member
Fleet Manager for Climate Pros
William McCarty, Member
Chief Operating Officer for Illinois Central Management Services
Bob Mossing, Member
Manager of Fleet Support and Operations, Davey Tree Expert Company
Alexis Reece, CAFM, Member
Fleet Analyst for Ferguson Enterprises
Steven Saltzgiver, CAFS, Member
Director of Strategic Innovation for RTA Fleet Management Software

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