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Nissan Holds Roadshow Events at TopGolf Facilities in August
Across the country this summer, Nissan fleet is hosting its Model Year Preview Roadshow. There are three stops left. Want to join?

(Left) Bob Brown of Bobit, Senior Engineer of fleet and sales at Nissan North America Adam Cairo, and National Sales Manager at Nissan Jerry Zielinksi gather together at the fleet outing at TopGolf. (Right) Nissan showing their company presentation to fleet members during the meeting.
Photo: Nissan
For the first time, Nissan is hosting a Model Year Preview Roadshow fleet appreciation event. All events have been held at TopGolf facilities, in an effort to better collaborate with new or updated products.
“I thought the Nissan Road Show in Schaumburg was a very informative event. It provided all the details required to make informative fleet vehicle purchasing decisions,” said Mark Barbera, director of US real estate and fleet at Convergint Technologies. “I will look forward to attending this event each year.”
The full schedule and locations of the roadshows:
August 2 – Edison, New Jersey
August 3 – Dallas, Texas
August 8 – Los Angeles, California
August 9 – Chicago, Illinois
August 10 - Atlanta, Georgia
August 15 – Cincinnati, Ohio
August 17 – Orlando, Florida
August 28 – Baltimore, Maryland
August 29 – Denver, Colorado
August 30 – San Jose, California
“We chose TopGolf facilities to be able to provide our customers with an update on Nissan products and services, all while having a great time with our peers in the fleet-industry,” said Jerry Zielinski, national sales manager at Nissan North America. “Events have been well received and attended. We have 3 more events the last week of August in Baltimore, Denver, and San Jose. If anyone is interested to join us at our remaining events, please contact me at Jerry.Zielinski@Nissan-USA.com.”
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