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A team of new players is expected to bring new energy-and reach new goals as the National Association of Fleet Administrators (NAFA) approaches its fourth decade. The changing of the guard was signaled by the retirement of Robert Berke in August.
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The pioneer and market innovator passes away June 27, 1985, leaving a legacy.
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While the automotive fleet and leasing industries seem to be enjoying good health in the midst of the resurging economy, a relapse could be in store if the federal government continues to neglect the mounting budget and trade deficits.
Read More →Since I've successfully tagged Pop with an award and have a full file on recent events, it might be well for me to consider giving out some other awards.
Read More →NAFA membership has remained fairly stable during the past few years in spite of the addition of new regional chapters. The fact remains that another 10,000 full- and part-time fleet administrators exist and are in need of professionalism.
Read More →Fleet managers are people. People have an inalienable right to change their minds. But a consistent change of opinion calls for careful examination and the reasons for it.
Read More →The following is a condensed version of Netschert's lengthy and informative address on fuel at the NAFA convention.
Read More →The NAFA Foundation and the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania have concluded an agreement to create a comprehensive program of education to enhance the professional qualifications of fleet managers. This will be known as The Wharton Certified Fleet Manager Program.
Read More →We still do not understand the key details and dynamics of everyday fleet management. How complex is fleet management perceived to be? Do fleet managers really feel underappreciated by their management peers? Do they perceive, however, that top management understands their situation? These questions are asked in this survey.
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