Join Us for the Virtual Honors Celebration on June 16

Government Fleet is hosting a virtual Honors Celebration on June 16 to announce and recognize the winners of various public-sector fleet awards. The event was originally scheduled for June 2.

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June 15, 2020

Join Us for the Virtual Honors Celebration on June 16

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Government Fleet has rescheduled its virtual Honors Celebration to June 16 at 1 p.m. Pacific. At the event, originally scheuled for June 2, we will announce and recognize the winners of various public-sector fleet awards.

The virtual Honors Celebration will allow more fleet teams to join in celebrating the industry’s best. We will announce the winner of the Public Sector Fleet Manager of the Year; recognize the 50 Leading Fleets and name the top 20 fleets, along with No. 1s in the Small, Mid-Size, and Large Fleet categories; and honor the Public Fleet Hall of Fame inductees as well as announce the Legendary Lifetime Achievement Award winner.

The event is sponsored by awards sponsors: Ford, GovPlanet, and Sourcewell.

The in-person Honors Celebration normally takes place at the Government Fleet Expo and Conference (GFX). Government Fleet still plans to hold the Honors Celebration at GFX, which has been postponed until the fall.

Topics:Fleet Manager of the Year The Honors Celebration Leading Fleets Legendary Lifetime Achievement Award Recognition Operations

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