GFX 2013: A Quick Review of Our Biggest Show Yet
From inspirational keynote speakers to collaborating on solutions and learning about new products and vehicle options, the 2013 Government Fleet Expo & Conference saw its biggest show so far. Here are some of the highlights.

2013 GFX hit a record number of registered attendees. Thank you to everyone for coming and to all our sponsors and exhibitors.

2013 GFX hit a record number of registered attendees. Thank you to everyone for coming and to all our sponsors and exhibitors.
The 2013 Government Fleet Expo & Conference (GFX) was the biggest GFX we've seen so far. For those who couldn't attend, here's a comprehensive list of highlights from the week — with a photo gallery and videos coming soon:
GFX 2013: Keynoter Explains How Loving Your Career Can Bring Success
GFX 2013: San Bernardino County Attains CFMO Certification
GFX 2013: Battersby Named Fleet Manager of the Year
GFX 2013: Culver City Named the No. 1 Fleet
GFX 2013: Eugene Water & Electric Board Becomes CLEANFleet Certified
GFX 2013: ‘The Rookie’ Tells Attendees to Follow Their Dreams
GFX 2013: How to Avoid Audits & What to Do When Audited
GFX 2013: How to Implement a Take-Home Vehicle Policy
And be sure to mark your calendars for GFX 2014:
June 2-4, 2014
San Diego Convention Center
www.governmentfleetexpo.com
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