Rocky Mountain Annual Fleet Management Regional Conference and Equipment Show to Be Held Oct. 17-20
WESTMINSTER, CO – The Rocky Mountain Fleet Management Association (RMFMA) will hold its 2006 Fleet Management Conference & Trade Show on Oct. 17-20, 2006, in Westminster, Colo.
WESTMINSTER, CO – The Rocky Mountain Fleet Management Association (RMFMA) will hold its 2006 Fleet Management Conference & Trade Show on Oct. 17-20, 2006, in Westminster, Colo. The conference and equipment show combines four days of educational opportunities to network with manufacturers, distributors, consultants, and other public fleet professionals. It will also showcase the latest fleet management trends and technologies. For a registration packet, contact Karen Bloodworth at 800-667-6362. The agenda includes: Mon., Oct. 16: Board of directors meeting, Kelly Walker fleet seminar, and RMFMA Chapter treasurer’s training. Tues., Oct. 17: Gold tournament, Kelly Walker fleet seminar, registration, technician training, and equipment show opening and welcome reception. Wed., Oct. 18: Registration open, breakfast, exhibits, opening ceremony and keynote speaker Craig Zablocki, equipment show and lunch, technician training, peak oil presentation, Clean Cities presentation, and dinner. Thurs., Oct. 19: Breakfast, manufacturer updates, and “Criteria for Becoming One of North America’s Top 100 Fleets” session, lunch, educational sessions, and awards banquet. Fri., Oct. 20: Breakfast, chapter awards, learning sessions, and AEMP certification testing.
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