CAFM Virtual Schedule

All sessions take place 1:00-4:00 p.m. ET.

Monday, October 26: Asset Management

Fleet assets can be a significant segment of an organization’s total net value and operating expenses. In this session, learn best practices for managing these assets from procurement to remarketing, and everything in between, all while minimizing costs.

Instructors: Tim Coxwell, CAFM; Lisa Vitola, CAFM

Tuesday, October 27: Business Management

All fleet professionals must be knowledgeable business managers. This session will cover an array of practical and commonly encountered business topics, including fleet law, policies, RFPs, emergency operations, strategic partnering, and more.

Instructors: Patti Earley, CAFM; Beth Cooley, CAFM

Wednesday, October 28: Financial Management

Understanding financial concepts will help your fleet maintain operational and budgetary efficiency. Gain the ability to understand how personal use, leasing, purchasing, reimbursement, life cycle cost analysis, and performance monitoring impact your fleet.

Instructors: Mike Camnetar, CAFM; Sara Burnam, CAFM

Thursday, October 29: Maintenance Management

Vehicle maintenance directly impacts productivity, driver satisfaction, corporate image, safety, environmental compliance, and the financial bottom line. In this session, learn about vehicle maintenance, inventory management, and other critical competencies.

Instructors: Nathan Schafer, CAFM; Michael Naglieri, CAFM

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Monday, November 2: Information Management

With general IT knowledge, fleet professionals can interact with support staff to solve problems and enhance functionality. Discover the tools to function in a data-rich work environment, including fleet management information systems, telematics, and more.

Instructors: Tim Coxwell, CAFM; Wayne Westerholm, CAFM

Tuesday, November 3: Vehicle Fuel Management

Fuel is the second largest fleet vehicle expense, so its management requires scrutiny to take every opportunity for minimizing costs and mitigating risk. In this session, learn about conventional and alternative fuels, and uncover associated issues and policies.

Instructors: Patti Earley, CAFM; Wayne Westerholm, CAFM

Wednesday, November 4: Risk Management

This session will demonstrate the fundamentals of managing fleet risk, including insurance, safety policies, safety programs, subrogation, personnel training, crash management, and safety, in addition to how to effectively handle a loss.

Instructors: Beth Cooley, CAFM; Bradley Northup, CAFM

Thursday, November 5: Professional Development

With emerging technology, changing legal issues, and increased responsibilities, fleet specialists, like most professionals, need to continually educate themselves. Bolster your organizational and leadership skills and set yourself up for the future in this session.

Instructors: Dave Persad, CAFM; Shae Davies, CAFM; Tim Coxwell, CAFM

*Schedule is subject to change.