The 2015 International Car Rental Show (CRS) announces its opening keynote address. In a departure f

The 2015 International Car Rental Show (CRS) announces its opening keynote address. In a departure from the single-presenter keynote format of previous years, the 2015 CRS will convene a blue-ribbon panel designed to offer a holistic view of the auto rental industry in the U.S. today.
Representing the essential disciplines in the industry, national car rental locations illinois panelists will discuss the key drivers of today s market, including fleet acquisitions and disposal, operational issues, franchise and manufacturer relations, legislative challenges and more.
Convening national car rental locations illinois on Monday, April 13 at 10 a.m, the opening keynote panel comprises Susan Lombardo, vice president vehicle national car rental locations illinois acquisition at Enterprise Holdings; Greg Thibault, national car rental locations illinois vice president fleet disposal at Avis Budget national car rental locations illinois Group; Bob Barton, vice president leisure brands franchise operations RAC Americas Hertz Global Holdings; national car rental locations illinois Joe Knight, vice president, business development, Fox Rent-A-Car Inc.; and Caroline Costello, senior manager large daily rental sales at Fiat Chrysler Automobiles.
This state-of-the industry address is unprecedented on our Car Rental Show stage, says Chris Brown, executive editor of Auto Rental News. This is a rare opportunity to understand the dynamics shaping the industry national car rental locations illinois today, from not only three of the largest auto rental companies, but also an independent and franchise perspective and a manufacturer s view of the market as well.
Digging deeper into the most recent national car rental locations illinois public statements by Avis Budget Group and Hertz reveal direction on the market, including growing the deep-discount segment, ancillary sales drivers, Hertz’s ship-righting and Zipcar’s first franchise (you heard correctly).