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There are dramatic differences between regional fleet markets around the globe. Yet, despite these differences, there are also many similarities. Many of the challenges facing fleet managers are identical to the challenges facing their counterparts managing fleets elsewhere in the world. Presented will be the Top MegaTrends that will influence global fleet management in the future.

Lunch will begin at 11:15am

PRESENTERS: Mike Antich, Automotive Fleet Magazine; Steven Schoefs, Editor, Fleet Europe Magazine

Fleet productivity and technology implementation are perennial concerns that impacts multinational fleets of all segments and sizes across the globe. How productive a company fleet is will help measure out how cost-effective its overall operations are, something closely watched by upper management. Fleet industry professionals in this session will analyze the ins and outs of what make a fleet productive, and also identify the elements of its operations that are holding it back from being as successful as it can be, which attendees can immediately apply to their operations.

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1:00pm-1:20pm: Welcome & Introductions: Global Fleet Big Data
Using technology and in-room discussion to learn from the unique fleet demographics, goals, challenges and opportunities of global fleet colleagues.
PRESENTERS: Heidi DiAngelo, Global Account Manager; and Sherry Calkins, AVP Strategic Partners, for Geotab, Inc.

1:20pm-1:40pm: Benefits of a Global Telematics Solution
Have you been wondering how you might benefit from connected vehicle technology, which covers the globe? Here you will discover reasons why to think globally and enable locally. 
PRESENTER: Colin Sutherland, Executive Vice President, Global Sales and Marketing for Geotab, Inc.

1:40pm-2:00pm: Procuring a Top-Notch Telematics Solution
Using examples, this session will ensure you know exactly what to look for in your search for the best telematics solution for your fleet and steps for running a successful RFP. 
PRESENTER: Klaus Boeckers, Director Central & Eastern Europe at Geotab, Inc.

2:00pm-3:00pm: Connectivity Around the Globe
International fleet experts from Splend, ABInbev, Shell, and Pepsi share their own challenges and successes in the journey toward a multinational connected vehicle solution.
Co-Moderators: Heidi DiAngelo, Global Account Manager, Geotab; Eduardo Granda, Associate VP, Latin America & Caribbean, Geotab
Topics & Panelists: 
Ride Sharing – Chris Moysen, Splend         
Distribution and Routing – Oscar Hoyos,  ABInBev
Route to Connected Vehicles Across Europe –  Andy Leeden, AstraZeneca
Global Harmonization – Bob Zimmer, PepsiCo.
Overcoming Global Challenges – John Dmochowsky, Mondelez

Global fleet experts will explore the latest trends in fleet safety management that are impacting wide-ranging countries around the world. This Deep Dive session will analyze safety best practices for multinational fleets that have operations in Latin America, Europe, Australasia, and North America; offering something new to anyone in attendance. It will address concerns that include harmonizing fleet policies by regions, identifying at-risk drivers, improving safety cultures, and analyzing safety policies for not only four-wheel vehicles, but also two-wheel vehicles.

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1:00pm-1:10pm: Introduction to Safety
Presenter: Ed Pierce, Director of Communications for The CEI Group

1:10pm-1:45pm: Fleet Safety Trends in North America
This session will examine the various regional and cultural considerations when managing a fleet safety program in North America. Examined will be best practices in driver risk management, safety policies, and effective data management. Also, discussed will be the key metrics needed to measure the success of a fleet safety program in North America.
PRESENTER: Ken Latzko, Vice President Sales and Marketing for The CEI Group

1:45pm-2:15pm: The Challenges of Managing a Fleet Safety Program in Latin America & Mexico
This session will examine the diverse regional and cultural considerations when managing a fleet safety program in Latin America and Mexico. Examined will be best practices in driver risk management, safety policies, and effective data management. Also, discussed will be the key metrics needed to measure the success of a fleet safety program in Latin America and Mexico. 
PRESENTER: Duncan Espiga, CEPA SafeDrive

2:15pm-2:45pm: Understanding the Diverse Requirements to Manage a Fleet Safety Program in the EMEA
The EMEA market encompasses Europe, the Middle East, and Africa with each market being dramatic different than the other. Examined will be the diverse regional and cultural considerations, along with best practices in driver risk management, safety policies, and effective data management. Learn how to develop the appropriate metrics to measure the success of your fleet safety program in each of these markets.
PRESENTER: Patrick Hekkert, Global Fleet Safety Expert for CEPA SafeDrive

2:45pm-3:00pm: Q&A for Safety Deep Dive Track

Every fleet is different, and what works for one global region may not for another region. Vocational fleets, for example, have specific needs and regulatory requirements that are specific to their functions, and interested attendees can discover the details in this Deep Dive session. This Deep Dive track will focus on concerns that are closely bound to vocational fleet operations with multinational operations. Experts at this session will touch on major issues, which will include rising fixed costs, truck availability, order-to-delivery times, addressing fuel concerns, and more.

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1:00pm-2:00pm: Understanding the Complexity of Managing Vocational Fleets in Europe
Complex fleets in Europe have complex needs. Add to that regulations, requirements, and risks that come with operating across 40 countries, it creates an entirely new level of complexity. This session will provide the guidance on how to avoid common pitfalls in operating a vocational fleet in Europe and strategies to optimize fleet efficiencies.
PRESENTERS: Jason Chamberlain, ARI UK; and Henning Schick, ARI Germany 

2:00pm-2:30pm: Managing Vocational Fleets in South Africa and Sub Saharan Africa
This session will explore the many issues that come with operating complex, vocational fleets across the African continent. Vehicle maintenance presents a key challenge because of the inadequate service infrastructure. Learn from local subject-matter experts on how to address these challenges, while optimizing control of fleet operating expenses.
PRESENTER: Murray Price, COO of Eqstra Fleet Management

2:30pm-3:00pm: Strategies to Optimize Lifecycle TOC in Mexico
The second largest fleet market in Latin America is Mexico. This session will address the unique needs of vocational fleets in this market. Discussed will be best practices in vehicle spec’ing, decaling, maintenance management, and asset disposal at the end of a vehicle’s service life. Learn how to minimize the complexity of vocational fleet management in Mexico.
PRESENTER: Victor Campuzano, Director, Sales & Marketing for Ariza de México, S.A. de C.V.

New mobility solutions are changing the way fleets look at their operations and will only become more prominent moving forward, not only in North America, but in parts of the world that are in the vanguard such as Europe and Brazil. Developments such as autonomous vehicles, ride-sharing, subscription services, vehicle pools, and the emergence of mobility as a service, overall, are becoming more common place, which makes attendance essential for those interested in riding the highs of mobility in fleet and staying ahead of the curve. Experts in this session will analyze the autonomous impact (Donlen), opportunities and challenges in corporate mobility management programs (Localiza), the various developments in European fleet management (Athlon), and what full autonomy will look like (Nauto). Attendees will learn what to look out for, and how it will impact the fleet industry moving forward.

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1:00pm-2:00pm: Mobility Management from a European Perspective

Megatrends like digitalization, urbanization, and the shift from ownership to usage have been changing our landscape. We see traditional fleet management shifting to mobility management. While we know the future of mobility is filled with autonomous vehicles transporting people and drones delivering packages, the fleet manager (or rather the mobility manager) needs to start forecasting today how it will evaluate new mobility services.

The question is: how does one start? How can you manage mobility alongside managing your fleet now?

Attendees can expect to hear: 

1. How the automobile and fleet management are transforming into an integrated mobility offering
2. What is already becoming (common) practice in the area of E-mobility, Mobility Services, and Mobility Management
3. Useful tips for fleet/mobility managers on how to get started with these new services

PRESENTER: Peter Derks, Chief Commercial Officer, Athlon Car Lease International

2:00pm-3:00pm: The Autonomous Impact: Riding the Highs of Mobility in Fleet
The landscape of the North American fleet industry is constantly shifting and undergoing drastic changes – as an uncharted territory, fleet managers have the task of discovering what is here to stay, and what will soon be on its way. Understanding what mobility fleets really means as well as the impact they have on your business will be crucial to a fleet’s success now and in the future.

Let’s take a deep dive into the world of on demand mobility including ride hailing, car sharing, and automotive subscription services.  In addition, we will discuss how connectivity, electric vehicles and last mile delivery fleets will lead us to a world populated with autonomous vehicles.

Attendees can expect to hear: 

1. How connected, autonomous, shared and electric vehicles will impact your fleet operations 
2. How emerging fleets in the on-demand mobility space are impacting new product development for fleet management companies
3. How autonomous vehicles operate in North America today

PRESENTER: John Korte, VP Mobility Business Development for Donlen

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Fleet productivity and technology implementation are perennial concerns that impacts multinational fleets of all segments and sizes across the globe. How productive a company fleet is will help measure out how cost-effective its overall operations are, something closely watched by upper management. Fleet industry professionals in this session will analyze the ins and outs of what make a fleet productive, and also identify the elements of its operations that are holding it back from being as successful as it can be, which attendees can immediately apply to their operations.

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3:30pm-3:50pm: Transformative EV Solutions for Your Fleet
Wondering how to realize an effective EV strategy for your fleet? This session will get you thinking critically and acting practically.
PRESENTERS: Megan Allen, EV Solutions Engineering Manager at Geotab; and an Amazon Representative

3:50pm-4:10pm: Telematics: The Opportunities You Didn't Know About
This session will identify several ways Big Data and developing artificial intelligence can improve your international fleet program.
PRESENTERS: Sabina Martin, Solutions Engineer, Team Lead for Geotab; and David Escoba, CEO of Navisaf SAS in Colombia

4:10pm-5:00pm: Right-Sizing Your International Telematics Solution: Regional Considerations and Successes
Learn what is happening with connected solutions at the regional leve and ask your questions. 
MODERATOR: Stephanie Voelker, Vice President, Channel Sales, North America for Geotab
PANELISTS: Fabio Saiu, Geotab Europe; Colin Sutherland, Geotab Asia-Pacific; Eduardo Granda, Geotab Latin America; and Sabina Martin, Geotab South Africa

5:00pm-5:20pm: Connected Car Technology of the Future (Interactive Discussion)
More and more your vehicles come loaded with telematics capabilities. Let’s talk disruption, change predictions, future fleet strategies, and what role telematics companies will play.
MODERATOR: Sherry Calkins, Associate Vice President, Strategic Partners, Geotab
PANELISTS: Chris Moysen, Splend; Oscar Hoyos, ABInBev; Andy Leeden, AstraZeneca; Bob Zimmer, PepsiCo; and John Dmochowsky, Mondelez

5:20pm – 5:30pm: Closing Comments from Colin Sutherland.

Global fleet experts will explore the latest trends in fleet safety management that are impacting wide-ranging countries around the world. This Deep Dive session will analyze safety best practices for multinational fleets that have operations in Latin America, Europe, Australasia, and North America; offering something new to anyone in attendance. It will address concerns that include harmonizing fleet policies by regions, identifying at-risk drivers, improving safety cultures, and analyzing safety policies for not only four-wheel vehicles, but also two-wheel vehicles.

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3:30pm-4:00pm: Examining the Embryonic Fleet Safety Market in Asia Pacific & China
Adoption of fleet safety programs in the Asia Pacific region and China are still an emerging phenomena, but growing. Learn about the cultural challenges in managing a fleet safety program for expat drivers. How to implement a driver risk management program and what are the most appropriate safety policies for the region. In addition to discussion on the metrics to track safety performance, the session will examine effective data management strategies.
PRESENTER: Cliff Chang, Managing Director for Intact Traffic and Transport Safety Consultancy Limited in Hong Kong

4:00pm-4:30pm: Identifying the Latest Technology Trends in Fleet Safety Management
This session will examine the use of telematics and other technologies that can be employed in a fleet safety program. Examined will be the challenges in regional implementation, such as privacy legislation and worker agreements and how fleets can successfully address them. Also discussed will be the metrics to be used when adopting a technology solution for your fleet safety program.
PRESENTER: Adam Bruttell, Vice President of Sales and Marketing-North America for MiX Telematics

4:30pm-5:10pm: How to Develop a Global Approach to Fleet Safety
Managers are asked to think global but act local. However, there are strategies that fleet decision-makers can implement to provide greater global consistency to their fleet safety program. This session will examine how to implement a more global fleet safety strategy and how to develop the metrics to measure its efficacy and success.
PRESENTER: Andy Price, Director, Fleet Safety Management

5:10pm-5:30pm: Q&A for Safety Deep Dive Track

Every fleet is different, and what works for one global region may not for another region. Vocational fleets, for example, have specific needs and regulatory requirements that are specific to their functions, and interested attendees can discover the details in this Deep Dive session. This Deep Dive track will focus on concerns that are closely bound to vocational fleet operations with multinational operations. Experts at this session will touch on major issues, which will include rising fixed costs, truck availability, order-to-delivery times, addressing fuel concerns, and more.

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3:30pm-4:30pm: Best Practices in Operating a Vocational Fleet in North America
The session will explore the various requirements in the United States and Canada in successfully managing each stage in the fleet lifecycle, with particular emphasis ranging from specifications to ordering and upfitting, managing operating costs, and strategies to maximize resale values at time of disposal. Learn from in-country and regional experts on standardized best practices, but more importantly the differences and pitfalls to be aware of in each region.
PRESENTER: Kevin Quinn, ARI North America

4:30pm-5:30pm: Strategies to Develop Best-in-Class Vocational Fleets in Australasia, India, and China
The fleet market is the strongest segment driving new-vehicles sales in both Australia and New Zealand, with both economies dominated by vocational fleet vehicles. The largest economic segment of both countries is the service sector with numerous vocational applications, along with telecommunications, construction, and agricultural industries. Learn about best-in-class fleet management strategies to apply to fleet vehicles operating in Australasia. Also, discussed will be the growing fleet markets in India and China and the best practices needed to maximize fleet efficiency and productivity.
PRESENTERS: Reggie Cabal, CEO of ORIX Australia and New Zealand; Scott Thorpe, General Manager, Fleet Business Development for ORIX Australia

New mobility solutions are changing the way fleets look at their operations and will only become more prominent moving forward, not only in North America, but in parts of the world that are in the vanguard such as Europe and Brazil. Developments such as autonomous vehicles, ride-sharing, subscription services, vehicle pools, and the emergence of mobility as a service, overall, are becoming more common place, which makes attendance essential for those interested in riding the highs of mobility in fleet and staying ahead of the curve. Experts in this session will analyze the autonomous impact (Donlen), opportunities and challenges in corporate mobility management programs (Localiza), the various developments in European fleet management (Athlon), and what full autonomy will look like (Nauto). Attendees will learn what to look out for, and how it will impact the fleet industry moving forward.

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3:30pm-4:30pm: Brazil: Opportunities & Challenges in Corporate Mobility Management Programs
Considering the cities of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro are the top global markets for shared mobility, there is a lot of buzz and several initiatives in the mobility arena in Brazil affecting individuals and companies. This session is a real-world examination of both the opportunities and challenges of managing a corporate mobility program in Brazil. Here are some of the trends we’ll be covering:

•          An increase in the number of dock-less bicycles and electric scooters in the main cities of Brazil
•          A shift in thinking as many individuals are considering alternative options to car ownership
•          More companies increasing their interest for “traditional” fleet management solutions 
•          And more

PRESENTERS: Joao Andrade, Managing Director for Localiza Fleet Solutions; Gabriel Andrade, Marketing and Sales Manager for Localiza Fleet Solutions

4:30pm – 5:30pm: The Road to Full Autonomy: Not When, But How
Autonomous vehicles are expected to deliver incredibly efficient, productive, and safe commercial fleet operations. The first waves of autonomous vehicles are already being tested, and the next wave of more advanced self-driving vehicles is not too far away. Fleets are beginning to add autonomous operations, and this will only accelerate. Some of the issues that need to be solved on the road to fully autonomous operation are how to transition from personal liability to product liability coverage; managing interactions between human drivers, pedestrians, and autonomous commercial vehicles; and how cities’ vision zero goals can be achieved. Our expert presenter will describe a multi-party approach — one that involves collaboration between OEMs, technology companies, insurers, and builders — as the key to enabling full autonomy.

Attendees can expect to hear: 

• Learn more about the current status and near-term advances in autonomous vehicle technology
• Understand what will be required — from insurance, to infrastructure, to policies — before our fleets are truly autonomous
• Identify the types of benefits you and your organization can expect to see with the advances of technology en route to full autonomy

PRESENTER: Jennifer Haroon, Chief Operating Officer, Nauto

Join us following the Deep Dive Sessions and we'll kick-off Global Fleet Conference with our Happy Hour Welcome Reception! If you are just joining us, here's a chance to pick up your badge and meet up with contacts and make new ones.

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“Disruptive Technologies” are technologies that significantly alter how businesses operate, forcing companies to fundamentally change the way they approach their businesses. This presentation will discuss automated vehicles and mobility technologies and how they may alter the way multinational corporations operate and manage their fleets on a regional or global basis.

PRESENTER: Tim Cavanaugh, Global Product Marketing Business Development Director for Cavanaugh Consulting

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This presentation will identify the top vehicle acquisition trends in Europe and how they will influence the direction of the market in future years. Insights will be provided by identifying the trends and developments influencing today’s and tomorrow’s vehicle fleet business in Europe. Among the trends discussed will be emerging vehicle and powertrain preferences, sustainability initiatives, mobility management, and connectivity.

PRESENTER: Marc Odinius, Managing Director of Dataforce GmbH

Symphony III/IV

This three-part session will provide a comprehensive overview on the state of the current fleet market in South America and Mexico, along with future trends that will impact multinational fleets operating in these regions.

Part 1: Current Trends in the Fleet Market in Latin America

Part 2: Analysis of the Fleet Market in Brazil & Other Key Markets in South America

Part 3: Analysis of the Fleet Market in Mexico

Panel Moderator: Pascal Serres, Managing Partner, Moby-d;

Symphony III/IV

This session will provide an overview of current fleet trends impacting fleets operating in Latin America and a discussion of emerging trends in Latin America influencing fleet operations and procurement trends such as regional tenders.

Moderator: Pascal Serres, Managing Partner, Moby-d;

Panelists: Kent Bjertrup, Regional Director-Latin America; ALD Automotive; David Madrigal, EVP, Element Corp.; Jaime Bringas, Fleet Manager, Teva Pharmaceuticals Mexico; Kevin Kibilds, Senior Specialist Vehicle Fleet Management for MSD Mexico

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This session will provide an analysis of fleet markets in Brazil and other key markets in South America.

Moderator: Pascal Serres, Managing Partner, Moby-d;

Panelists: Joao Andrade; Localiza; Ricardo De Bolle, Global Business Development Director-Latin America, Element Arval Global Alliance; Arturo Simone, President for RDA Renting in Argentina; Sergio Lecue, International Key Account Director, ALD Automotive, Jaime Bringas, Fleet Manager, Teva Pharmaceuticals Mexico; Kevin Kibilds, Senior Specialist Vehicle Fleet Management for MSD Mexico

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This session will provide an analysis of fleet market in Mexico.

Panel Moderator: Pascal Serres, Managing Partner, Moby-d;

Panelists: Jaime Bringas, Fleet Manager, Teva Pharmaceuticals Mexico; Kevin Kibilds, Senior Specialist Vehicle Fleet Management for MSD Mexico; Regina Granados, CEO for LeasePlan Mexico; Victor Campuzano, Director of Sales & Marketing for ARIZA de Mexico; Manuel Tamayo, Chief Commercial Officer for Element Mexico

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Retrofit Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) can open up a new world of safety and efficiency for cities. Moran David, North America General Manager of Mobileye, introduces how Mobileye and the new 8 Connect (TM) can serve smart fleets beyond collision avoidance. From data solutions and connected services today to the autonomous future, RSD collection and REM have the ability to revolutionize our fleet operations and even our cities. Join us in discussing this new standard.

Presenter: Moran David, General Manager, North America for Mobileye

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This session will present real-world guidelines on how to develop a comprehensive global acquisition strategy. Presented will be 10 essential guidelines necessary to create a strategy that is objective, manageable, and cost-effective.

PRESENTER: Ralf Wessel, Manager Global Security, Global Fleet & Corporate Facilities for AGCO Corporation

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Fleet operations are an integral part of General Mills global sourcing strategy to provide cost savings and efficiency all over the world. This presentation will examine the step-by-step journey General Mills has taken to align and implement fleet strategy on a global scale. This case study will also present examples of processes and steps that can be utilized by your fleet.

PRESENTER: Adam Orth, CAFM, Global Fleet Services Manager, General Mills

Symphony III/IV

IBM operates a global fleet of 20,275 vehicles and was the recent winner of the Fleet Europe Fleet Innovation Award. This case study will focus on the innovative aspects of IBM’s fleet program in terms of vehicle fleet policy, local implementation, green approach, safety and mobility.

PRESENTER: Ferenc Hegedus, Global Category Lead, Car Lease, Rental & Ground Transportation for IBM – Budapest, Hungary

Symphony III/IV

A partnership between NAFA and Brazil's PARAR Mobility Institute has successfully created a fleet manager certification program for the Brazilian fleet market. In addition, NAFA has created a successful fleet certification program in the U.S. and Canada. NAFA and PARAR will present their outreach initiative to discuss the feasibility of expanding region-specific fleet manager certification programs around the world.

PRESENTERS: Patti Earley, President, NAFA; Pedro Conte, Instituto PARAR

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Grab a seat at the LeasePlan Dinner Experience taking place at the American Airlines Arena, 601 Restaurant!  At 601 Restaurant you’ll enjoy the ultimate dinning experience in a lavish atmosphere with panoramic waterfront views of Biscayne Bay and Downtown Miami. Spend the night networking with global and regional fleet innovators from around the world and indulge in chef-inspired dishes and signature cocktails.  Buses board from the hotel's motor lobby at 6:20pm and depart at 6:40pm sharp.

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Examined will be the current dynamics of societal, demographic, and global economic trends by region and how these forces will impact fleet mobility from both a consumer and business perspective.

PRESENTER: Sheryl Connelly, Global Trends and Futuring at Ford Motor Company

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This session will explore how technology plays a role in the transition to sustainable transportation - locally and globally. From the evolution of EVs and other low-emission technologies across the world, to developing strategies to sustain a health fleet - you'll walk away with insight on how to become a true leader in global fleet management. 

PRESENTER: Matt Dyer, CEO of LeasePlan USA

Symphony III/IV

PepsiCo operates 100,000 distribution routes directly or through its own fleets or through those of its bottlers worldwide and continuously looks for ways to reduce emissions from its fleet. The global food and beverage company is working to reduce its carbon footprint and has committed to an absolute reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions across its global operations. One initiative of this multipronged strategy is to implement technology solutions and the use data analytics to improve operational efficiencies and cost savings of its global fleet. This presentation will examine how PepsiCo managed the cultural, and implementation challenges in deploying telematics extensively in USA, LatAm, and Europe

PRESENTER: Bob Zimmer, Technology Sustainability Manager for PepsiCo

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This session will clarify what drives vehicle residual values, the risks associated in specific countries, and what you can do to limit the impact on a corporate budget. The session will include very concrete examples from different countries around the world and will touch the total cost of ownership of electric vehicles.

PRESENTER: Johan Verbois, Managing Partner for 5S Consulting in Antwerp, Belgium

Symphony III/IV

The convergence of technologies incorporating Big Data, vehicle connectivity, the Internet of Things (IoT), and emerging artificial intelligence (AI) application/advisors will transform fleet management into a data driven profession requiring managers to have new skillsets to address the needs of the plugged-in drivers of tom orrow.

PRESENTER: Rusty Barron, VP, Shell Fleet Solutions, North America

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This session will provide an in-depth analysis of how Mondelez International developed a global fleet program from the ground up and the strategy it employed to roll it out for local implementation. Examined will be the lessons learned during this process and identification of best practices.

MODERATOR: Paul Hollick, Managing Director, The Miles Consultancy

PANELISTS: John Dmochowsky, Senior Fleet Manager, Mondelez International; David Weeks, Regional Fleet Manager - Europe, Mondelez International in the UK; Vin Ricciardi, North American Sr. Fleet Manager, Mondelez; Miray Halavurt, Manager Global Sourcing Car Fleet & Finance, Mondelez Internationa in the UK; Diego Ferto, Fleet & Distribution Sales Manager, Mondelez International in Mexico City; Karolina Sassioti, Mondelez

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The way larger corporate fleets and their drivers think about the traditional company car is changing. This presentation will focus on the vision of transforming the mobility ecosystem through the creation of a credible alternative to car ownership. The first step will be a movement toward a highly flexible mobility-based solution that allows users to interchange different car models (sedan, SUV, etc.) according to their occupation, lifestyle and/or financial preferences.

PRESENTER: Stuart Donnelly, Senior Director - Group International Sales, Northern Europe/USA for Sixt

Symphony III/IV

This panel discussion will identify the top fleet trends in Europe and how they will influence the direction of the market in future years. Insights will be provided by identifying the trends and developments influencing today's and tomorrow's vehicle fleet business in Europe. Among the trends discussed will be funding, outsourcing, sustainability/electrification initiatives, mobility management and connectivity. 

MODERATOR: Steven Schoefs, Chief Editor at Nexus Comunication

PRESENTERS: Pim de Weerd; Global Commodity Manager Mobility, Royal Philips; Lukasz Jania, CEO & Owner of Fleet Mobility; Tobias Kern, Managing Partner for fleetcompetence Group

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Safelite and its parent company, Belron, will detail how they've pursued technological initiatives to improve safety, sustainability & reduce fleet spend, which includes telematics.

PRESENTER: Erin Gilchrist, Director of North America Fleet Operations for Safelite Group & Belron Global Fleet Team

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This session will dive into the topic of vehicle data ownership, and how some auto manufacturers have signaled that they plan to restrict vehicle owner access to data. Learn how some companies have started to organize through the Global Alliance for Vehicle Data Access (GAVDA) to protect the data generated by their vehicles.

PRESENTER: Greg Scott, Executive Director of the Global Alliance for Vehicle Data Access (GAVDA)

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Announcement of dates and location of 2020 Global Fleet Conference.

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DESCRIPTION: A brainstorming meeting to discuss the feasibility of establishing a similar fleet certification program in other regional fleet markets around the world.

Hosted by NAFA and PARAR

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