Effectively managing a fleet whatever its size involves navigating a range of complex challenges, from operational efficiency to cost control and compliance.
This insightful webinar will explore the critical issues fleet managers at all levels face today and will offer practical, actionable guidance for optimising fleet operations. Those attending will gain a wealth of valuable fleet knowledge in just one hour as fleet decision-makers share their experience and advice.
Attendees, whether new to fleet or a seasoned pro, will gain access to best practice recommendations and learn how to implement strategic approaches that drive performance, reduce risk, and improve overall fleet effectiveness.
Stephen Briers, group editor, Fleet News, will be joined by:
Chris Connors, head of fleet and travel, ISS
Kingsley Hughes-Morgan, director, sales engineering - EMEA, Samsara
Kristopher Parkes, fleet manager, Speedy
Lucy Stuart, head of fleet and logistics, Cadent
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Stephen Briers - webinar host, group editor, Fleet News
Stephen Briers has been an automotive business journalist for more than 30 years, starting his career with vehicle accident repair title Body Magazine in 1993.
He joined Emap in 1998 and was editor of leading franchised dealer publication Automotive Management from 2002-2009 during which time he was named Emap Automotive’s editor of the year.
Editor of Fleet News since 2009, with the brand winning Bauer Media’s website of the year in 2011, Stephen was promoted to group editor of Fleet News and Automotive Management in 2015, overseeing the content strategy across digital, social media and events. Since October 2023, his portfolio of brands also includes RAIL magazine.
Chris Connors, head of fleet and travel, ISS
I am currently the Head of Fleet and Travel for ISS where I am responsible for c.1800 vehicles made up of 1200 LCVs and 600 company cars. I am a member of the AFP and part of their LCV committee. I am also a member of the advisory boards for Fleet and Mobility Live as well as Company Car in Action. In addition I am regular panelist on the Fleet News at 10 monthly webinar.
Kingsley Hughes-Morgan, director, sales engineering - EMEA, Samsara
Kingsley is the Director of Solutions Engineering EMEA, and leads a team of engineers that work with businesses to digitally transform their physical operations.
Kingsley has over 15 years of experience leading global transformation projects, and providing strategic advice as a non-executive director.
Kristopher Parkes, fleet manager, Speedy
Kris has been in the fleet industry for 6 years with extensive experience in transitioning fleets to electric and alternative fuel vehicles. Leveraging a strong background in IT and data, Kris brings a data-driven approach to optimising fleet efficiency and sustainability. From navigating the complexities of EV adoption to implementing cutting-edge telematics and data governance systems, Kris is dedicated to driving both operational and environmental impact in fleet management.
Lucy Stuart, Head of fleet & logistics, Cadent
Worked for Cadent in a variety of project manager, transition and risk management roles for over 10 years before taking the Role as Head of Fleet & Logistics 16 months ago.
Responsible for a fleet of 3,000 LCVs, 1,200 company cars and six tractor units, all fulfilling a range of business-critical roles.
I am a passionate advocate for diversity, equity and inclusivity, and previously co-chaired Cadent’s Women in Cadent group, which addresses perceptions around roles which are traditionally seen as male positions and was responsible for setting up the Menopause support group.
I have recently agreed to join the steering group for the new Fleet News initiative Empowering Women in Fleet.
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Bauer B2B group editor Stephen Briers has been an automotive business journalist since 1995. He has been editor of Fleet News since 2009 and before that was editor of Automotive Management for almost seven years. He now oversees both brands, as well as RAIL magazine.
