PHH Arval Hosts Calgary Symposium

PHH Arval continued its annual series of Fleet Management Symposiums with an event in Calgary that welcomed clients and supplier partners to the Calgary Marriott Downtown on September 24.

by Staff

October 3, 2013

1 min to read

PHH Arval continued its annual series of Fleet Management Symposiums with an event in Calgary that welcomed clients and supplier partners to the Calgary Marriott Downtown on September 24.

“Our goal for this symposium was to bring people together to exchange ideas and to immerse ourselves in our clients' businesses,” said Jim Halliday, president of PHH Canada and senior vice president and chief business development officer for North America. “We greatly value their input as it helps PHH better understand how to best serve them now and into the future, providing solutions that will drive their business forward.”

The daylong symposium focused on the unique requirements of western Canada and highlighted the capabilities and expertise that PHH provides in trucks and equipment. Networking and brainstorming opportunities, panel discussions and workshops included topics of maintenance, fuel card fraud, telematics and truck engineering and upfitting.

In July, PHH held a symposium in Mississauga, Ontario. The next symposium is scheduled for Vancouver, British Columbia on November 14.

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