Chris Means values knowledge and wants to provide hands-on training for the next generation of technicians.
Be sure to follow up your RSVP with actually registering for this free event filled with collaborative networking, education, and hot industry topics.
Daryl Greenlee says investing time in education and professional growth opportunities benefits managers, employees, and customers.
The City of Fort Collins, Colo., was named the No. 1 Overall Fleet. Tracy Ochsner explains how the fleet operation got there.
John Manring, fleet chief for San Diego County, Calif., leaves behind an impactful legacy before his retirement.
David Worthington understands the importance of looking at the big picture.
The Mobile Survive Alive House will serve as an integral part of the Milwaukee Fire Department’s program to teach young people about the importance of fire safety.
At GFX, the biggest companies providing vehicles, services, and technologies to the industry are literally in one giant room. Walk 10 steps away and learn something new.
Many of those in fleet management are baby boomers and are getting ready to retire, but a new generation of fleet professionals is ready to step into their shoes. These fleet professionals under 40 have already made an impression at their own operations or within the industry.
“Green” was a strong theme at the 2012 conference, with several manufacturers launching alternative-fuel vehicles.