The 2020 Global Fleet Conference has been postponed to September 2020, moving from its original date of May 25 – 27, 2020, announced Nexus Communication, who is hosting the conference this year.
The 2019 Global Fleet Conference in Miami, Fla., was held at the Hilton Miami Downtown from June 4 to 6. There were 372 attendees at the show. The Global Fleet Conference is co-produced by Bobit Business Media and Nexus Communication.
The NAFA Fleet Management Association has become an association partner with Bobit Business Media for the 2019 Global Fleet Conference, taking place from June 4-6 at the Hilton Miami Downtown.
The 2019 Global Fleet Conference is scheduled to be held June 5 - 6, 2019 at the Hilton Miami Downtown in Miami, Fla., with full conference details to be announced soon. The conference is known for its presentations on all things related to global fleet management and its networking opportunities.
More than 300 multinational fleet professionals attended the 2018 Global Fleet Conference, which was held at the Sheraton Hotel & Conference Center in Rome, Italy, on May 28-30, 2018.
As you are making your New Year’s resolutions — this year resolve to attend the 2017 Global Fleet Conference in Miami.
The 2016 Global Fleet Conference attracted more than 300 attendees. The conference, now in its fourth year, has sold out each year of its existence. The Global Fleet Conference was held in Brussels, the capital of the EU, at the historic The Hotel. The conference will return to the U.S. and Miami (site of the 2015 conference) in 2017. Photos courtesy of Nexus Communication and Mike Antich.
The final dates and venue for the 2016 Global Fleet Conference have been announced. The conference will be held June 6-8 at the iconic The Hotel in downtown Brussels.
After selling out three years in a row, it's definitely not too early to pencil in the date for the 2016 Global Fleet Conference, which will be held June 13-15, 2016, in Brussels, Belgium.
At the end of the 2015 Global Fleet Conference in Miami, attendees walked away with a more thorough understanding of global fleet operations in the Europe, Latin America, and North America.