A special section specifically aimed at public sector fleet decision-makers has been created for next month’s Fleet & Mobility Live.
This special show feature will include seminars, Q&A sessions and roundtables to discuss the unique fleet management complexities and challenges faced by the sector.
The Public Sector Hub, sponsored by Ayvens, will run on October 8 & 9 at the NEC, Birmingham and will feature content curated especially for public sector fleets.
Topics covered will include sustainability and social value, retaining your best people with salary sacrifice, making your public sector fleet budget go further, navigating public sector frameworks and charging infrastructure.
Elsewhere in the Fleet & Mobility Live show, public sector fleets will also be interested in the many informative and educational seminar sessions taking place over two days as well as a packed exhibition hall with more than 60 sector-leading suppliers.
Key topics covered at the show include the role of technology in running a safe and compliant fleet, managing drivers, planning a workplace infrastructure, planning fleet electrification, how to be an outstanding leader, cost control, alternative fuels, the role of a modern fleet manager and much more.
The free-to-attend Fleet & Mobility Live, sponsored by Octopus Electroverse for Business, takes place on October 8 and 9 at the NEC, Birmingham.
Register now to secure your free space at the most important fleet event of the year.
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Mike Roberts returned to Fleet News in 2021 having previously been its news editor in the early 2000s.
He is now managing editor for Fleet News, AM and Rail in the Bauer B2B portfolio. Prior to this he was managing editor of Fleet News' sister-title Smart Transport.
Mike started his career in local newspapers in the 1990s and has since worked on several specialist titles, both in print and online.
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