The 2020 Fleet Hall of Fame inductees — Arthur Liggio, Gordon B. West, and Tom Callahan — were honored at the virtual 2020 Automotive Fleet & Leasing Association's (AFLA) NextGen Conference, on Oct. 7, 2020.
Hall of Fame members are recognized industry leaders and pioneers who have contributed significantly to the commercial fleet management industry.
AFLA's inaugural virtual conference will feature sessions focused on mobility, electrification, privacy & data, change management and more.
The ballot for voting on inductees to the 2020 Hall of Fame has officially opened, and only three fleet industry icons will be selected out of the 19 fleet pioneers who are listed.
Fleet hall of fame nominees have fleet careers that have impacted the fleet management profession. Three individuals inducted this year will ultimately join the current inductees of the Fleet Hall of Fame.
Nominations for the 2020 candidates for the Fleet Hall of Fame are now being accepted. The deadline to nominate is June 1, 2020.
Articles covering the fleet manager awards season, safety strategies, and telematics attracted the most attention on AutomotiveFleet.com with order-to-delivery and one fleet management company's transformation also drawing clicks.
Joseph Holman, chairman emeritus of Holman Enterprises, passed away on Dec. 12. He was 93.
Debbie Mize, the long-time corporate services manager, fleet and relocation for Hallmark Cards Inc., retired on Nov. 30, culminating a 43-year career with the company, where she managed the corporate fleet since 1987.
It’s impossible to attend great fleet events like AFLA and not get caught up in why is has helped make the industry so great, but equally exciting is seeing how much the association is ready to take on the evolving industry that is fleet.