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A 2023 GFX Photo Recap

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GFX has built a legacy of greatness and connections. Since 2008, our close-knit community has returned each year for our trusted and relied upon public fleet-specific training, networking opportunities with like-minded peers, and access to top products and technology displays. 

New this year at GFX, fleet managers have a chance to hear from industry experts and fellow fleet managers on best practices to care for these vehicles, plus address major hurdles facing police fleets in 2023 at the Police Fleet Conference.

This page will be periodically updated. 

Registration opened at 8 a.m. kicking off a busy day. The 2023 event had record attendance. Register for GFX 2024. 

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GFX attendees were able to get outside for the ride-and-drive event to test vehicles, including those that can be used in law enforcement.

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Test driving took place outside the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center during the Block Party. 

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Attendees got a taste for a range of trucks, including this Freightliner, at the Block Party. 

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Block Party participants line up to register for test driving various vehicles. 

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Dave Derrick, with the city of Greenville, South Carolina, points out features of a vehicle. 

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Electrification was a focal point at the 2023 MEMA Showcase. 

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Sara Burnam, CAFM, director of fleet management, Palm Beach County, received the Fleet Manager of the Year Award. 

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GFX award winners grouped together for a photo after the Honors Celebration. 

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Raleigh was named the No. 1 Overall Leading Fleet. 

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Attendees enter the Exhibit Hall for the first time. 

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During Exhibit Hall hours attendees had a chance to see new products and catch up on the latest news. 

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Attendees have some fun in the Exhibit Hall. 

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Fleet leaders from around the country were able to come together during GFX 2023. 

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A Sourcewell rep chats with attendees during the Exhibit Hall. 

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The Exhibit Hall was opened on May 23 and brought in a mix of vendors, municipalities, and new attendees. 

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A session takes place in the main ballroom. 

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Hilde Johnson speaks in memory of her husband, Tom Johnson, the found of 100 Best Fleets, who was inducted into the Hall of Fame. 

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Nanette Lindsey speaks in memory of her husband, Ron Lindsey, the fleet management director for San Bernardino County, who was inducted into the Hall of Fame. 

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David Renschler, CPFP, who is fleet division manager for the city of Fairfield, California, was inducted into the Hall of Fame. 

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Commander Kirk Lippold, USN (Ret.), presented as the keynote speaker. 

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A main session had speakers talking about best practices for fleet management. 

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A Police Fleet Conference kicks off Day 2 sessions for law enforcement sessions. 

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The Ribbon Cutting Ceremony officially opened the Exhibit Hall. 

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GFX lanyards wait to be handed out to attendees. 

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The Women in Public Fleet session discussed challenges and strides in the industry. 

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Attendees check out vehicles on display during the Block Party. 

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Vehicles were on full display during the GFX Block Party. 

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