Save the Date - Global Fleet Management Conference in Phoenix: Sept. 30-Oct. 2
When reviewing your calendar, if you're a fleet manager with global and/or regional responsibilities, you should circle Sept. 30-Oct. 2 for the inaugural Global Fleet Management Conference. This event will be held in Phoenix, Ariz., and post-conference workshops will be held on Oct. 2.
When reviewing your calendar, if you're a fleet manager with global and/or regional responsibilities, you should circle Sept. 30-Oct. 2 for the inaugural Global Fleet Management Conference. This event will be held in Phoenix, Ariz., and post-conference workshops will be held on Oct. 2. The conference is being produced by Bobit Business Media, publisher of Automotive Fleet, and Nexus Communication, publisher of Fleet Europe magazine.
A premiere group of U.S.- and European-based of global fleet managers are advising with the development of the agenda content for the conference. Kevin Fisher, vice president of strategic fleet operations and Supply Chain Management for ARAMARK, and Dean Yerem, purchasing manager for Nestle Business Services, N.A., recently became the newest members of the U.S. Global Fleet Advisory Board. With the addition of Fisher and Yerem, the U.S. advisory board has increased to 16 total members. The European Global Fleet Advisory Board has 14 members. You can view the Global Fleet Advisory Board members in this PDF.
An introductory registration price for the Global Fleet Management Conference has been announced at $595, and, as a special bonus, attendees will receive free admission to the third day (Oct. 2) of the Green Fleet Conference with content geared toward multinational fleets. To register for the Global Fleet Management Conference go to www.globalfleetconference.com/register.
You can read more about the Global Fleet Management Conference here.
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