Taking place 21-23 October at Loews Ventana Canyon in Tucson, Arizona, this three-day conference has been designed specifically to meet the needs of those who manage fleets outside of the United States and Canada.

‘Each country has its own way of handling fleet management with different rules and regulations, unique challenges, and its own traditions,’ said NAFA’s Executive Director, Phillip E Russo. ‘NAFA’s International Fleet Academy offers fleet professionals the opportunity to discuss the problems and challenges they’re facing with some of the brightest minds in global fleet management.’

In addition to over 15 educational sessions, the conference offers exclusive networking opportunities and a cocktail reception and dinner each night.

Attendees also receive several value-added educational items to take back to the office including a ready-to-use executive summary; free subscription to International Fleet World magazine; the newly published NAFA’s Global Fleet Guide; and valuable checklists for policies, RFIs, and RFQs, adding up a total resource package valued at $2,500.

Early-bird registration is $650 for NAFA members and $1,105 for non-members. After August 16, registration costs are $799 for NAFA members and $1,550 for non-members. Fleet professionals may save $200 off the registration costs by joining NAFA as they register.

‘Fleet managers have to know the specifics of the regions they are responsible for,’ added Mr Russo. ‘With the education they’ll receive at NAFA’s International Fleet Academy, they’ll learn how to run fleets efficiently no matter what’s going on that week.’

Attendees receive several value-added educational items to take back to the office including a ready-to-use executive summary; free subscription to International Fleet World magazine; the newly published NAFA’s Global Fleet Guide; and valuable checklists for policies, RFIs, and RFQs. All total, it’s a resource package valued at $2,500.

For more information visit http://www.nafa.org/international.