FleetPros Announces New Website Launch
The Board of Directors of the Fleet Professionals Association (FleetPros), formerly the Rocky Mountain Fleet Management Association (RMFMA), announced the launch of its new website.
Screencapture of www.fleetpros.org
Screencapture of www.fleetpros.org
The Board of Directors of the Fleet Professionals Association (FleetPros), formerly the Rocky Mountain Fleet Management Association (RMFMA), announced the launch of its new website.
The new website has been redesigned to reflect the group’s new iconic logo and name that celebrates the association’s unique personality and better illuminates who its members are — the leading fleet professional organization in North America. As an association, the group recognizes the importance and professionalism of all levels within fleet organizations and those in the industry that support those fleet organizations.
FleetPros’ new website has been designed to provide the ultimate user experience on both mobile and conventional platforms, with improved navigation and functionality. It is an online look into the association, its purpose, and value. It provides information about the Board of Directors and the business management team. It allows users to find opportunities for membership and involvement, industry certification programs, and more.
Fleetpros welcome members, prospective members, and visitors to access its vendor and product directories, events schedules, industry news, and blogs. FleetPros' new website will be updated on a regular basis with news, business activity, association milestones, events, and press releases.
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