Managing a modern fleet has never been more complex, but operators don’t have to navigate the transition alone.

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AFP board members will be on hand throughout the day to answer any fleet-related questions people may have

At this month’s Great British Fleet Event, board members from the Association of Fleet Professionals (AFP) will be on hand to answer any fleet-related questions people may have and to listen to their views.

Whether you’re struggling with the EV transition or tightening your risk management, the AFP’s experts will be at the show on 16 April in Milton Keynes to help you solve hurdles and elevate your strategy.

Giving a unique chance to get face-to-face with the architects of the UK’s leading fleet training programmes, visitors will be able to speak direct to the AFP’s experienced board for ideas and strategies you can use immediately.

The team will also take part in a Q&A panel as part of the Fleet Management Fundamentals: Getting the Basics Right Masterclass session. Attendees can engage directly with these industry leaders to clarify complex fleet conundrums or seek specific advice on compliance and strategy.

At the AFP stand, visitors will also be able to find out more about how the AFP supports fleets. Find out about the association’s initiatives to raise the profile of a career in fleet and get more young people into the industry through apprenticeships and supporting work experience.

Attendees will also be able to discover the work the AFP is doing on the lobbying side – let the association know your thoughts on upcoming legislation and government of the fleet industry in general.

The AFP acts as the primary ‘lobbying voice’ for UK fleet operators, working to ensure that government policy reflects the practical realities of running a business fleet. This work has been further anchored by last month’s appointment of former Defra fleet director Dale Eynon in the newly created role of government affairs and policy lead.

For those seeking to expand their knowledge via industry-leading training, the AFP will happy to talk through the courses that it offers, including its new bitesize training courses.

And the prominent fleet sector industry body will showcase its ongoing work on its shared charging network and platform, helping businesses with drivers that don’t have access to home charging to push ahead with electrification.

Whether you’re new to the industry or a fleet management veteran, it’s an exclusive opportunity to tap into the AFP’s expertise and find out how the AFP are supporting fleets as well as the benefits of membership, which is just £99 per year for individuals.

The AFP’s presence is one of many highlights at the show. Full details – and the link to register for your free ticket – are here.

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