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Government Fleet Expo & Conference (GFX)

6/8/2009 - 6/10/2009

Crowne Plaza Hotel DIA, Denver, CO

Staying true to being THE Government Fleet Manager’s Conference,GFX 2009 will be loaded with a variety of training sessions, panels and roundtable discussions lead by experienced fleet managers. Networking opportunities will abound allowing you to spend one-on-one time sharing and learning with your peers.

The event will deliver successful solutions to help you manage your government fleet in today’s challenging environment. GFX will cover the crucial issues and offer new solutions that are working relating to topics such as:    

Reducing

 

o Fuel Costs

 

o Maintenance Costs

 

o Vehicle and Equipment Lifecycle Costs

 

o Personal Use/Take-Home Vehicle Costs 

Improving

 

o Technician Retention and Acquisition

 

o Asset Tracking/Management Abilities

 

o Communication and Leadership Skills

 

o Driver Safety

 

This is the ONE event Government Fleet Managers need to attend. Mark your calendars now and stay tuned for additional conference information. For regular conference updates visit http://www.govfleetexpo.com or call 800-576-8788.

To learn more about our unique exhibit and sponsorship opportunities, please contact

Eric Bearly at 310.533.2579 or eric.bearly@bobit.com

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