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NAFA Headquarter Office Goes Virtual
The implementation of virtual communications and cloud-hosted solutions have allowed NAFA staff, members, committees, and chapters to successfully communicate during a time when in-person meeting was not available.

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NAFA has moved all of its operations to a virtual office environment and will close its physical office in Princeton, NJ.
“I am pleased to announce we have successfully transitioned all of our staff members to a virtual office that is fully functional and able to continue serving you,” said Bill Schankel, CAE, CEO of NAFA.
The implementation of virtual communications and cloud-hosted solutions have allowed NAFA staff, members, committees, and chapters to successfully communicate during a time when in-person meeting was not available, according to Schankel.
“There will be significant cost savings to the Association due to not paying the associated costs of renting office space,” said Schankel. “In turn, these cost savings will benefit NAFA’s overall budget.”
With this adjustment, there will be a change of mailing addresses: All payments and checks should be mailed to the NAFA lockbox: NAFA Fleet Management Association, PO Box 412963, Boston, MA 02241-2963.
For other items, such as general correspondence and packages, the following address will apply: NAFA Fleet Management Association, 180 Talmadge Road, IGO Bldg Suite 558, Edison, NJ 08817
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