NAFAs Atlanta Chapter to Host Fleet Industry Symposium at Manheims DRIVE Center
ISELIN, NJ – The National Association of Fleet Administrators' (NAFA) Atlanta Chapter will host a fleet industry symposium at Manheims DRIVE Center Sept. 19-21, co-hosted by NAFA and DRIVE at the Marriott Atlanta Airport.
ISELIN, NJ – The National Association of Fleet Administrators’ (NAFA) Atlanta Chapter will host a fleet industry symposium at Manheim’s DRIVE Center Sept. 19-21, co-hosted by NAFA and DRIVE at the Marriott Atlanta Airport.
The two-day session is designed to help fleet managers better understand the entire remarketing process, including channel selection, performance benchmarking, accountability, and process improvement/optimization. Additional breakout sessions will provide insight on current fleet topics such as the use of guidebooks, the value of reconditioning, and projected residual values. The second day will consist of an optional ride & drive followed by a recreational afternoon session.
Registration can be completed online at www.manheimdrive.com. Registration fee is $175.
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