Dossier User Group Announces Conference Speakers
Darry Stuart and Joseph Dunne are set to speak October 24 and 25 in Atlantic City.
The Dossier Users Group recently announced the speakers for its 19th annual Dossier User Group conference will include Darry Stuart, general chairman of the Technology and Maintenance Council of the American Trucking Associations (TMC), and Joseph Dunne, director of education for the National Association of Fleet Administrators (NAFA). The 2007 meeting will be held on October 24 and 25 at the Hilton Hotel in Atlantic City, N.J. Thirty-seven-year fleet maintenance veteran and TMC Chairman Darry Stuart is president of DWS Fleet Management Services of Wrentham, Mass., a consulting firm that works with client fleets as an on-premises trouble shooter and problem solver to drive change. Joseph Dunne directs NAFA’s education efforts including the Certified Automotive Fleet Manager Program, fleet management seminars and education efforts such as NAFA’s online educational information portal, www.fleeted.org. The 2007 Dossier User Group will also feature expert panels on fleet budgeting, equipment life cycling, technician and driver management – including hiring and retention.
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