GFX 2015 Educational Schedule Released
Government Fleet Expo & Conference (GFX) has released the complete educational lineup for the 2015 conference. The 2015 GFX takes place June 8-11 at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver.
Government Fleet Expo & Conference (GFX) has released the complete educational lineup for the 2015 conference. The 2015 GFX takes place June 8-11 at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver.
The educational sessions focus on management techniques, including decreasing liability, communication, budgeting and procurement, and fleet’s role in handling civil unrest. Attendees can also learn how to manage data overload, implement and achieve savings with GPS tracking, as well as anti-idling system implementation. For newer fleet managers and those ready to step into the role, an interactive Q&A session with veteran fleet managers will allow you to start a discussion about any topic.
In addition to the 14 break-out sessions, attendees can attend a MEMA-sponsored pre-session on June 8 that will highlight innovative ideas from leading fleet managers. Fleet manager attendees can also sign up for a facility tour of the Denver International Airport that same day.
The full schedule and additional information can be found on the GFX site. Register by Dec. 31 for the best registration savings of $200 off the full conference pass.
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