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Executive Editor
Nichole Osinski is the executive editor of Government Fleet magazine. She oversees editorial content for the magazine and the website, selects educational programming for GFX, and manages the brand's awards programs.
Check out this comprehensive resource for understanding industry terminology to successfully navigate the fleet world and enhance communication.
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Kevin Devery, former fleet manager for the city of Goodyear, Arizona, looks back on his time in the public sector, reflecting on lessons learned and offering advice for other fleets.
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The 2024 Government Fleet Expo & Conference provided attendees with public fleet-specific training, networking opportunities with like-minded peers, and access to top products and technology displays.
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Who are your people? When you have questions or want to get new ideas, having a group of trusted people you can go to is invaluable.
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The event will feature a Ride and Drive plus indoor/outdoor displays to check out industry-specific vehicles for a fully educational experience.
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A new era of management has begun to transition governments into a more digitized operating system. However, these changes go beyond simply telematics and encompass the day-to-day operations of what a fleet team does.
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There’s a reason why these managers rose to the top. Get to know them a little better before the winner is announced at GFX this year.
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A preview of the GFX 2024 session "10 Essential Management Skillsets Required for Success in the Digital Age" led by former fleet manager Bob Stanton.
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Through the Samsara Connected Operations Cloud, the Memphis Public Works Division has been centralizing data across its 17 departments while also using the open API to integrate this data with critical business systems.
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Sarasota County Fleet Services Fleet Manager Justin Mullins, CPFP, goes over accomplishments within the fleet and what the operation has been doing to make changes internally.
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