Become an NCSFA Corporate Partner
WEST JORDAN, UT – The National Conference of State Fleet Administrators (NCSFA), which focuses on fleet management at the State level, sends its corporate members a fleet member mailing list.
WEST JORDAN, UT – The National Conference of State Fleet Administrators (NCSFA), which focuses on fleet management at the State level, sends its corporate members a fleet member mailing list. Decision makers represent State, Department of Transportation, Universities, and other agencies. These representatives come together for the annual conference and industry trade show.
On average, each state purchases about $21 million in fleet and fleet related products annually for a combined annual purchasing power of about $1 billion in new vehicle purchases. When states include fuel, parts, and commercial services, the annual purchases rise to between $2 and $2.5 billion. Collectively, the combined states own fleet assets in excess of $14 billion and circulate more than 1 million fuel purchasing cards.
Member benefits include:
Access to member demographic information.
Networking and one-on-one interaction with fleet decision makers.
Sponsorship opportunities.
Discount on exhibit fees.
Complimentary conference registration with exhibit space.
More company recognition.
Free quarterly newsletter.
Free link from NCSFA Web site to member’s company Web site.
For more information on how to become a corporate sponsor, please e-mail NCSFA Executive Director Steve Saltzgiver at ssaltzgiver@mercury-assoc.com.
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