The American Trucking Associations' 2010 Management Conference & Exhibition will tackle the economic recovery, mid-term elections, environmental issues and their impact on carriers.
The conference is slated for Oct. 16-19 in Phoenix.
The ATA expects over 150 exhibitors this year, displaying everything from trucks and engines to software and support services.
The four-day event will also include:
* A performance by award-winning actor and comedian Jason Alexander, best known for his role as George Costanza on the television sitcom Seinfeld.
* A two-part general session on new fuel economy standards for large trucks focusing on likely engine modifications and examining probable vehicle adaptations.
* Sixteen educational programs targeted to provide practical information to help a carrier's business.
* Journalist Bill Kurtis and Bob Costello, chief economist for ATA, and a panel of economists will provide insight into key economic factors affecting the trucking industry today.
* Three general sessions focused on the state of the trucking industry, environmental sustainability and how going green can be profitable. The sessions will also cover how onboard safety systems can result in safer trucks, drivers and highways.
For more information, visit mce.truckline.com.
The conference is slated for Oct. 16-19 in Phoenix.
The ATA expects over 150 exhibitors this year, displaying everything from trucks and engines to software and support services.
The four-day event will also include:
* A performance by award-winning actor and comedian Jason Alexander, best known for his role as George Costanza on the television sitcom Seinfeld.
* A two-part general session on new fuel economy standards for large trucks focusing on likely engine modifications and examining probable vehicle adaptations.
* Sixteen educational programs targeted to provide practical information to help a carrier's business.
* Journalist Bill Kurtis and Bob Costello, chief economist for ATA, and a panel of economists will provide insight into key economic factors affecting the trucking industry today.
* Three general sessions focused on the state of the trucking industry, environmental sustainability and how going green can be profitable. The sessions will also cover how onboard safety systems can result in safer trucks, drivers and highways.
For more information, visit mce.truckline.com.
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