GFX Staff Begin Denver Road Show Tour
Government Fleet Expo & Conference (GFX) staff are heading out for the event’s second Road Show, this time in Denver. The tour will take place April 20-22.
Government Fleet Expo & Conference (GFX) staff are heading out for the event’s second Road Show, this time in Denver. Government Fleet will interview the fleet management staff at locations in and around Denver and film them in action.
Road Show stops this year are: City and County of Denver, State of Colorado, Boulder County Sheriff’s Office, City of Lakewood, Colorado Springs Utilities, and Town of Castle Rock.
The fleet facility facts, photos, and interviews will be displayed at GFX, and an accompanying video will played at The Honors Celebration. Additional videos will be released online throughout the year.
The visits give an inside look into the inner workings of the facilities and provide fleet professionals with an idea of how things operate in this corner of the country and how the region’s unique challenges are met. The 2014 GFX Road Show in Southern California can be viewed here.
The GFX Road Show Denver takes place April 20-22. Follow the tour on twitter: @governmentfleet.
GFX 2015 takes place June 8-11 in Denver.
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