PHH Arval Invites Fleet Managers to Seminars
PHH Arval will be conducting fleet management seminars in 20 cities across the U.S. and Canada between May 30 and June 28, 2001. This year, for the first time, PHH is opening the seminars to fleet managers who are not already PHH clients. The times and places for the seminars may be obtained from the PHH Web site, www.phh.com, and interested fleet managers may sign up online to attend. Held across the U.S. and Canada, PHH’s Fleet Management Perspective Seminars give fleet managers an opportunity to learn more about current best practices and emerging trends in the fleet industry. Seminars are customized for the needs and interests of a local audience, and can include topics such as: -- Fleet management policy and industry trends. -- Best practices in fleet operations. -- Recommendations for developing your 2002 fleet selector. The seminar in hunt Valley, MD on May 30 will also feature a Truck & Equipment Expo at the PHH headquarters building. National account suppliers such as Supreme Body Co., Adrian Steel, Altec, and Goodyear Tires will be among the exhibitors. Over 40 units will be on display for fleet managers to explore and talk with manufacturer and upfitter representatives. There is no cost to attend, but space is limites, so interested fleet managers are encouraged to sign up as soon as possible.
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