Black Fleet Network, Sourcewell Form Partnership to Advance Fleet Education, Access
Through this collaboration, BFN and Sourcewell are aiming to jointly deliver opportunities that foster professional enrichment, business connectivity, and industry advancement.

Through this collaboration, BFN and Sourcewell will jointly deliver opportunities that foster professional enrichment, business connectivity, and industry advancement.
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Black Fleet Network and Sourcewell have entered a formal partnership, embarking on a collaboration designed to expand access to critical education and industry resources across the fleet management landscape.
Through this collaboration, BFN and Sourcewell will jointly deliver opportunities that foster professional enrichment, business connectivity, and industry advancement, which will span in-person events, webinars, and other shared platforms designed to amplify access to best-in-class fleet management insights.
“Collaborating with Black Fleet Network allows us to extend the value of Sourcewell’s cooperative expertise into new spaces of learning and connection,” said Andy Campbell, director of cooperative contracts at Sourcewell. “Together, we’re helping organizations maximize their purchasing power through education that fuels efficiency and resilience.”
Expanding Access to Fleet Education
Sourcewell and BFN share a commitment to democratized access, equitable education, and business development. Together, they will empower both BFN members and Sourcewell customers, as well as the broader fleet industry, to tap into valuable learning and engagement touchpoints.
“This partnership is defined by a mutual commitment to equipping fleet professionals with tools and connections that reinforce leadership and drive organizational growth," according to BFN Founder and CEO Exavious Farley.
More details, including upcoming joint events and educational opportunities, will be shared through both organizations’ communication channels.
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