NAFA Expands I&E 2025 Fleet Manager Benefits with ACT Expo Access
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Fleet Manager Attendees gain a competitive advantage with enhanced access to ACT Expo, providing exposure to cutting-edge technologies and innovative solutions.
Fleet Manager Attendees can visit ACT Expo on May 1, 2025, as part of their I&E registration, allowing them to explore additional innovative solutions and cutting-edge technologies.
The collaboration between NAFA and ACT Expo enriches the experience of Fleet Manager Attendees, delivering valuable insights and resources as they navigate the evolving industry landscape.
I&E 2025 at the Long Beach Convention Center will bring together thousands of corporate and government fleet professionals, offering over 40 educational sessions and ample networking opportunities.
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The NAFA Fleet Management Association has announced a significant enhancement to its 2025 Institute & Expo (I&E) offering. Fleet Manager Attendees will now have the opportunity to visit the Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo on May 1, 2025, as part of their I&E registration. This strategic collaboration aims to provide attendees with expanded access to cutting-edge technologies and innovative solutions in the fleet management industry.
The I&E 2025, scheduled for April 28-30 at the Long Beach Convention Center, is set to bring together thousands of corporate and government fleet professionals. With over 40 educational sessions and an Exhibit Hall featuring more than 220 leading suppliers, the event promises to be a comprehensive platform for industry insights and professional development.
Bill Schankel, CEO of NAFA, emphasized the importance of this new benefit, stating, "This collaboration not only expands the offerings available at I&E but also exemplifies our ongoing commitment to delivering valuable insights and resources to fleet professionals as they navigate the evolving landscape of the industry."
This strategic move by NAFA holds significant implications for the fleet management sector. By bridging I&E with ACT Expo, attendees gain access to a broader spectrum of industry knowledge, particularly in the realm of clean transportation technologies. This expanded exposure is crucial as the industry continues to shift towards more sustainable and efficient fleet operations.
For exhibitors, this collaboration presents an opportunity to showcase their products and services to a wider audience, potentially accelerating the adoption of new technologies in the fleet management space. The cross-pollination of ideas between I&E and ACT Expo attendees could foster innovation and drive the industry forward.
As the transportation sector faces increasing pressure to reduce its environmental impact, this initiative by NAFA demonstrates a proactive approach to equipping fleet professionals with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate these challenges. The combined event is poised to become a pivotal platform for discussing and shaping the future of fleet management, particularly in the context of sustainability and technological advancement.
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