Posted on April 13, 2018 | 109 views
Come to San Diego for GFX 2018 and get fleet-specific training and see the latest innovations in vehicles and technology. Visit www.GovFleetExpo.com
Tags: GFX, GFX 2017
Jack Firriolo from Merchants will answer your questions and challenges
Amin Amini from Verizon Connect will answer your questions and challenges
Bernie Kanavagh from WEX will answer your questions and challenges
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