When Hinckley Dodge Chrysler Jeep of Salt Lake City discovered that Chrysler didn't already have a booth, they quickly grabbed one of the few remaining spaces. In doing so, Chrysler joined a list of exhibitors which includes familiar names like Honda, Audi, Ford, GM, Mazda, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, Subaru, Toyota, and Volvo.
These automakers, along with over 200 other companies, will be exhibiting at NAFA's Institute & Expo because they know it is an excellent opportunity to reach those in the fleet industry. With more than 2,000 fleet professionals anticipated, companies can make more contacts in two afternoons than they could in six months at the office!
The Institute & Expo places exhibitors in front of a wide sampling of the fleet industry and the ever important decision-makers. Over half of I&E attendees are corporate fleet managers and roughly 45 percent are involved in either public service fleets or public safety fleets. Nearly half of all attendees are either the final decision makers or those who authorize the fleet-related purchases. Eighty percent has annual budgets exceeding $1,000,000; thirty percent with annual budgets of over $10,000,000;
The expo is less than three weeks away, but a limited number of booth space is still available. For more information on how your company can be part of 2008's premier fleet industry event, please visit http://www.nafa.org/
About NAFA Fleet Management Association
NAFA Fleet Management Association, Inc. is a not-for-profit, individual membership professional society serving the needs of Members who manage fleets of automobiles, SUVs, trucks, vans and a wide range of specialized mobile equipment for organizations in the United States and Canada. NAFA's Full and Associate Members are responsible for the specification, acquisition, maintenance and disposal of more than 3.5 million vehicles – including in excess of 1.1 million trucks. In fact, NAFA Members across the North American continent have more than 350,000 medium- and heavy-duty trucks in their fleets, totaling more than $21 billion dollars in assets for medium- and heavy-duty trucks alone.
