
Global Fleet: Education is Critical for Multinational Fleet Management
About this episode
The Global Fleet Voices video series is produced by Automotive Fleet and offers an updated look at the multifaceted multinational fleet market as presented by AF Editor Mike Antich.
Today's topics include:
- The value of continuous education for managers who have the responsibility of managing a multinational fleet with operations in different global regions.
- How to effectively manage working with cross-functional groups in different regions in managing corporate assets. Tips on how to effectively manage this process on a multinational national basis.
- Are venues available for multinational fleet managers to network with their peers and suppliers?
- Leveraging supplier relationships to harmonize fleet practices around the globe?
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⏱ Timestamps ⏱
0:00 Introduction
0:42 The Importance of Continuing Education in Fleet Management
2:20 Advice for Effectively Managing Processes on a Multinational Basis
4:11 Best Venues for Peer-to-Peer Networking
5:55 Developing Successful Relationships at the Global Fleet Conference
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