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Registration Now Open for GFX 2021
You can now register for the hottest event for government fleet professionals, taking place in Orlando in November.
June 28, 2021
You can now purchase your pass to the hottest event for government fleet professionals.
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As you’ve probably heard, GFX is back in person this year (with a virtual option) and ready to provide unparalleled education and networking opportunities. Held November 15-17 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida, attendees can register for the conference here.
Government Fleet received more speaker submissions this year than ever before, so attendees can rest easy knowing they’ll get an incredible bang for their buck. The schedule outline can be found here, and the full schedule will be released in July.
A Full Access Fleet Pass is $695 now through October 14 and will go up in price to $795 after. A Fleet Exhibits Only Pass is free of charge. Full Access Supplier Passes sell for $1,200 until October 14 and are $2,000 onsite. Spouse passes remain constant at $199.
For more details about the show, be sure to visit the official website.
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