Nominations Open for The Work Truck Fleet Innovator Award
Work Truck editors are looking for the industry's most innovative leaders who will be honored at this year's Work Truck eXchange.
Work Truck editors are looking for the industry's most innovative leaders in fleet management.
Whether it's in recruiting and retaining drivers, fuel economy, sustainability, technology, equipment specs, maintenance practices, or other areas, we want to find the fleet executives who are leading the industry with innovative solutions.
We will honor a panel of the year’s most innovative leaders as The 2020 Work Truck Fleet Innovators.
Nominations will be accepted from industry fleets, suppliers, dealers, associations, or other industry participants. WT editors will select The 2020 Work Truck Innovators from nominations received by May 1, 2020, as well as from leads gained from their own reporting throughout the year.
Submit your nomination here.
The Work Truck Innovators will be profiled in the October 2020 issue, as well as asked for their thoughts on issues throughout the year.
We will also honor these leaders and feature them on a panel discussion at the Work Truck eXchange to be held October 21-23, 2020, in Scottsdale, Ariz.
Visit www.worktruckex.com for more information about this one-of-a-kind event!
Originally posted on Work Truck Online
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