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SEARCHFor the 2015 Electric Utility Fleet Managers Conference, presenters will focus on "Fleet Strategies to Maximize Total Company Performance."
The 62nd annual Electric Utility Fleet Managers Conference (EUFMC) will be held May 31-June 3, 2015 at the Williamsburg Lodge and Conference Center in Williamsburg, Va.
EUFMC attracts fleet executives from more than 60 companies in the U.S., Canada, and South America.
EUFMC features a comprehensive educational program with presentations by industry experts, manufacturers and fleets. For the 2015 conference presenters will focus on Fleet Strategies to Maximize Total Company Performance.
The EUFMC Board of Directors develops the annual conference General Session based on surveys and input from attendees. EUFMC Officers and Directors have 186 years of combined fleet and management experience. Today, they manage nearly 40,000 vehicles and pieces of electric utility equipment that are maintained by over 780 technicians in more than 175 shops across North America.
Gerald Owens, Chairman
Fleet Manager
Oncor Electric Delivery
Ft. Worth, TX
Jack Abraham, President
Fleet Manager
Nova Scotia Power
Lakeside, NS
Sherry Moschner, Senior Vice President
Senior Director Support Services & MO Gas Operations
Ameren, Missouri
St. Louis, MO
Mike Allison, Vice President
Director Design and Tech Support Services
Duke Energy
Charlotte, NC
Al Mascaro, Director
Transportation Manager
Connecticut Light & Power
Berlin, CT
Dave Meisel, Director
Sr. Director – Transportation & Aviation
Pacific Gas & Electric
San Francisco, CA
Dave Fisher, Director
Fleet Manager
PNM Resources
Albuquerque, NM
Art Macey, Director
Director of Fleet Services
Florida Power & Light Company
Juno Beach, FL
More than 250 representatives from over 100 manufacturers and service providers attend EUFMC, according to officials. The event includes a drive-through utility equipment demonstration and an equipment show that is the site of more than 60 displays.
In 2014, EUFMC set a new attendance record by bringing together 109 fleet representatives from investor-owned electric utilities, electric cooperatives and electrical contractors. The conference also welcomed 32 first-time fleet attendees, a growing number of Canadian utility fleet executives, and a representative of Energisa Soluções of Brazil, according to conference organizers.
Registration for the Electric Utility Fleet Managers Conference will be open in January 2015. For more information, visit www.eufmc.com.
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