Streamline Your Fleet Event Planning with Bobit’s Fleet Expo Sync
Fleet Expo Sync is a centralized platform that can help you navigate the fleet industry's event landscape.

Fleet Expo Sync allows users to view all fleet industry events, create their own event schedule, and explore sponsorship opportunities in one central hub.
Source: Bobit
Bobit has made it easier to access information on fleet events through the company’s new Fleet Expo Sync platform, the only event guide curated for the fleet industry.
Whether planning your travel schedule, investigating lucrative sponsorship opportunities, or finding the ideal venue to exhibit your products, the platform ensures you don't miss an important date.
“At Automotive Fleet and all our fleet publications, we recognize the growing importance of face‑to‑face engagement in today’s industry landscape," said Chris Brown, associate publisher of Automotive Fleet. "Fleet Expo Sync serves as the definitive calendar for professionals — bringing together events, insights and opportunities in one seamless platform. This tool empowers fleets to strategically plan their attendance and maximize every connection.”
You Have the Power to Update the Portal
Fleet Expo Sync allows users to easily navigate through upcoming events and filter by category or location with just a few clicks. Explore everything happening in the fleet industry, all in one place, according to your needs.
However, to create a truly robust list of events, Fleet Expo Sync needs the fleet community to update the calendar.
“From associations and vendors to event organizers and fleet managers, Fleet Expo Sync depends on your input," said Brown. "Enter the portal and update industry events today!"
For more information, contact chris.brown@bobit.com.
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