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CAFM Commission

NAFA authorized the creation of the CAFM Commission in April 2022 to independently oversee all matters related to the Certified Automotive Fleet Manager (CAFM®) and ancillary Certified Automotive Fleet Specialist (CAFS®) credentials.

With NAFA’s commitment to industry-leading certification, the CAFM Commission will spearhead further growth, validation, and credibility of the CAFM credential for fleet managers, fleet industry professionals, and their employers. In its role, the Commission will establish the standards, content, and operating policies of the CAFM credential, adapting and evolving the standards of performance excellence for fleet professionals regularly to sustain the relevancy, quality, and high expectations of value for which it has become known.

Jonathan Ford, MPA, CAFM

Chair
City of Orlando, FL Fleet and Facilities Management
Division Manager

Bradley Northup, CAFM

Board Liaison
City of Carlsbad, CA
Public Works Superintendent

Hannah Abdoo, CAFM

Member
City of Long Beach, CA
Fleet Compliance Officer

Carsten Andreasen, CAFM

Member
City of Toronto, ON
Program Manager, Maintenance

Amy Boone, CAFM

Member

Robert Cain, CAFM

Member
Yuma County Department of Public Works
Public Works Manager Fleet Service

Betsy Kupkowski, CAFM

Member
International Motors, LLC
Assigned Vehicle Program Project Manager

Marie Pepper, CAFM

Member
Wheels, Inc.
AVP, Client Management

Cedric Roberts, CAFM

Member
City of Birmingham, AL Equipment Management Department
Director of Fleet Management

Jon Stafford, CMA, CAFM

Member
Zeti
Senior Vice President, North America Sales

Michael Wagner, CAFM

Member
Designscapes Colorado Inc
Director of Company Operations

Josephine Foley, CAFM

Immediate Past-Chair
Sullivan Tire Co. Inc.
Manager of Safety & Fleet

Ross Jackson, CAFM

Vice Chair
City of Fayetteville, AR
Fleet Operations Superintendent

Bill Sterner, CAFM, CEM

Town of Flower Mound, TX
Fleet Services Manager

CAFM Certification Standing Rules and Policies

The CAFM Commission reviewed, discussed, and voted on a number of rules and policies with regard to how the Commission and the certification program is administered. These formal practices align with the best practices of a modern certification program. As such, materially significant new or updated policies are posted below and for public comment before they take effect. Program rules and policies, including these and others as required by the Commission, are made available to the public year-round and reviewed/updated at least annually as a standard practice.

Currently Open

There are currently no open policies or rules.

Closed

Policy #10—Recertification (Closed 8/1/23)

Standing Rule #1—Committees and Task Forces (closed 11/15/22)

Standing Rule #4—Records Retention (closed 11/15/22)

Policy #1—Applications (closed 11/15/22)

Policy #2—Anti-Discrimination Statement (closed 11/15/22)

Policy #3—Standards of Conduct (closed 11/15/22)

Policy #4—Eligibility (closed 11/15/22)

Policy #9—Certification & Use of Designation (closed 11/15/22)

Submit Your Feedback

The CAFM Commission wants to hear from members of the fleet and mobility industry, especially stakeholders like CAFM designees, CAFM candidates, industry employers, and volunteer leadership of NAFA on the proposed rules and policy changes. Comments will be addressed as appropriate at the next CAFM Commission meeting. Your input is important, thank you in advance!

Open Comment to CAFM Commission

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