Fleet World Fleet Show: Steria’s Tony Brady to co-host Fleet & Mobility Workshop
After an early career in financial analysis working for Chrysler and Leyland Vehicles, he managed the car fleet at Steria – a leading provider of IT services across Europe – for over 25 years. During this time he has overseen many changes in the requirements in the management of company cars. These include the introduction of restricted manufacturer badge deals, managing the impact of mergers and acquisitions of many lease companies and also looking a pan-European deals and the different requirements across different territories and cultures.
Mr Brady will bring his fleet expertise in these and many other areas to the Fleet & Mobility Workshop at the Fleet Show.
Taking place on Wednesday 24th April at Silverstone, the workshop will be chaired by Nigel Trotman, head of strategic consultancy at international leasing company, Alphabet, who will be joined by Tony Brady and other experts to present ideas on alternative ways of achieving corporate mobility while ensuring maximum business efficiency.
Meanwhile the Fleet Show will also see TRACKER share its specialist vehicle tracking solutions in the Silverstone Wing conference centre.
The company has installed over a million systems installed to date, ‘celebrating 20 years of market-leading success,’ according to the firm.
At the Show, TRACKER will be demonstrating how its fleet tracking systems help companies meet the challenges facing them today. TRACKER Fleet incorporates groundbreaking, patented technology, providing important cost-saving benefits, not just for the short-term by identifying fuel inefficiency, but also longer-term by providing valuable insights into driver and business behaviour.
TRACKER remains committed to developing solutions that anticipate and respond to the changing dynamics of the marketplace and adds that its long history in supplying telematics means businesses can be assured they will be here tomorrow.
For more details please visit www.thefleetshow.co.uk or click here to register: http://www.thefleetshow.co.uk/for-visitors/visitor-registration
Natalie Middleton
Natalie has worked as a fleet journalist for over 20 years, previously as assistant editor on the former Company Car magazine before joining Fleet World in 2006. Prior to this, she worked on a range of B2B titles, including Insurance Age and Insurance Day.
