More than 1,000 people are expected to converge on Cincinnati April 27-29, 2008 for the National Private Truck Council's Annual Education Management Conference and Exhibition
at the Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza and Duke Energy Center.
Keynote speakers for this year's conference include:
John Boyens, who will address the Sunday kickoff luncheon. He is the author of several audio CD series including Techniques of World Class Sellers, Accelerated Sales Audio Program and Creating a Productive Selling Zone.
Dan Baker, who will speak at the Driver Hall of Fame luncheon on Monday. Dan is a nationally known speaker, teacher and consultant to the trucking industry. He travels extensively throughout the US and Canada, working with more than 300 trucking companies of all sizes and types.
Johnny Bench, who will be the featured speaker at the Tuesday luncheon. The Hall of Fame catcher who played for the Cincinnati Reds has used his celebrity status to aid such worthy causes as the Heart Association, the American Cancer Society, the Kidney Foundation, Franciscan Sisters of Poor Health System, the American Lung Association, and the 'Catch the Cure' program of the Children's Hospital of Cincinnati.
In addition, the meeting will feature a slate of 25 educational workshops, and the exhibition will showcase fleet products and services.
For more information, visit www.nptc.org.
at the Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza and Duke Energy Center.
Keynote speakers for this year's conference include:
John Boyens, who will address the Sunday kickoff luncheon. He is the author of several audio CD series including Techniques of World Class Sellers, Accelerated Sales Audio Program and Creating a Productive Selling Zone.
Dan Baker, who will speak at the Driver Hall of Fame luncheon on Monday. Dan is a nationally known speaker, teacher and consultant to the trucking industry. He travels extensively throughout the US and Canada, working with more than 300 trucking companies of all sizes and types.
Johnny Bench, who will be the featured speaker at the Tuesday luncheon. The Hall of Fame catcher who played for the Cincinnati Reds has used his celebrity status to aid such worthy causes as the Heart Association, the American Cancer Society, the Kidney Foundation, Franciscan Sisters of Poor Health System, the American Lung Association, and the 'Catch the Cure' program of the Children's Hospital of Cincinnati.
In addition, the meeting will feature a slate of 25 educational workshops, and the exhibition will showcase fleet products and services.
For more information, visit www.nptc.org.
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