2006 NCSFA Annual Conference to be Held in Savannah, Ga.
WEST JORDAN, UTAH – The National Conference of State Fleet Administrators (NCSFA) will hold its annual conference Sept. 10-15, 2006, at the Hyatt Regency Waterfront Hotel in Savannah, Ga., located 15 miles from the airport.
WEST JORDAN, UTAH – The National Conference of State Fleet Administrators (NCSFA) will hold its annual conference Sept. 10-15, 2006, at the Hyatt Regency Waterfront Hotel in Savannah, Ga., located 15 miles from the airport. The conference features the NCSFA Manager Certification Program, which will be presented by Kelly Walker with KWA Associates. This session is offered for an additional $300. Another conference highlight is the NCSFA Guest Program, featuring tours of historic Savannah, including an old-fashioned buggy ride through the town squares, shopping, and museums, at an additional cost of $100 per guest. The annual t-shirt swap will take place in the hospitality suite Sept. 14 following dinner. Vendors who wish to participate should bring a t-shirt featuring their home state or local sports team to exchange. This year’s NCSFA golf tournament will be held at the Club at Savannah Harbor Troon Golf Course and Green Briar Spa facility Sept. 11 at 11 a.m. Green fees will be approximately $195, including lunch, play, cart, practice balls, and prizes. Tee-off is planned for 1 p.m. Rental clubs are available for an additional fee starting at $50. The 2007 NCSFA conference will be held in Hershey, Pa.
Conference Agenda:
Sept. 10-11: Pre-Conference Fleet Manager Certification Program, Kelly Walker
Sept. 11:
9 a.m.: “Books for Kids” Program Kick-Off
11 a.m.: Lunch and Golf Tournament
Sept. 12: Opening Ceremony, Fleet ROI, Driver Safety Program, Trade Show
Sept. 13: Corporate Appreciation, Tire Management, and General Employment Law
Sept. 14: Fuel Cost Mitigation, Emerging Trends, Non-Traditional Financing, T-shirt Swap
Sept. 15: Key Performance Indicators, 2007 Diesel Emissions, State Auditor’s Fleet Perspective, Centralization Roundtable, Annual Banquet
For more information, e-mail Steve Saltzgiver: ssaltzgiver@ncsfa.net or info@ncsfa.net, or visit: www.ncsfa.net/. Click here for registration information and a brochure
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