This Fleet Ahead: the Tour roundtable dialogue offers insights for elevating fleet administration practices.
Inquisitive about conserving your fleets productive and protected whereas balancing initiatives to enhance sustainability and effectivity? Be part of this Fleet Ahead: the Tour roundtable dialogue to be taught from seasoned fleet professionals on elevating your fleet administration practices.
With a give attention to California — and in a nationwide context — the panel will dig into how they’re balancing sustainability initiatives and regulatory and compliance challenges with the general purpose of conserving their fleets environment friendly, productive, and protected.
Throughout this seminar, consultants may help attendees with questions, comparable to: How do you talk sustainability efforts to clients, stakeholders, and the broader group? What ought to fleets take into account when planning automobile purchases or leases within the subsequent few years?
Alongside NAFA President Mike Camnetar, panelists embrace:
- Bob Mossing, supervisor of fleet assist and operations for Davey Useful resource Group.
- Beth Cooley, director of fleet administration for the Commonwealth of Virginia.
- Bradley Northup, public works superintendent and fleet operations for town of Carlsbad.
- Amy McAdams, fleet supervisor for Local weather Professionals.
Fleet Ahead: the Tour will convene a one-day occasion on June 12 on the Doubletree Port of Los Angeles. The occasion will handle ACF and different laws, present insights and options for fleet compliance, and updates on constructing charging infrastructure for heavy-duty purposes and managing a number of utilities.
Held along with NAFA-the Fleet Administration Affiliation, the June 12 Tour cease agenda consists of seminars, tabletop displays, networking, lunch, and a automobile journey and drive. Registration is free for fleet operators. See who else is within the lineup and register for the occasion.
This yr, the Tour consists of a West and East Coast occasion. The second Tour cease can be in Somerset, N.J., on Sept. 10.
