Heavy Duty Trucking Exchange 2021 in Photos
One of the key things that makes HDTX different from most other trucking events are the scheduled one-on-one meetings.
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Likened to "speed dating," HDTX one-on-one meetings allow fleet managers and suppliers a chance to get acquainted and see if the supplier might have a solution to a fleet's challenges.
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An evening at Top Golf allowed HDTX attendees casual networking opportunities.
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Small focus group presentations are another part of HDTX.
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Meals allowed networking at HDTX.
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Chris Woody, an HDT Truck Fleet Innovator, attends the one-on-one session.
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An evening networking event during Heavy Duty Trucking Exchange.
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The awards ceremony and panel discussion for the HDT Truck Fleet Innovators is a highlight of HDTX.
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The one-on-one format at HDTX allows fleet manager and supplier participants to see if there's a "match" worth pursuing; if not, it's only taken 10 minutes of their time.
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Lt. Col. Dan “Noonan” Rooney is a fighter pilot, a PGA Golf Professional, and the founder of the Folds of Honor. His inspirational lunch keynote speech was very popular with HDTX attendees.
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HDTX one-on-one meetings give fleet managers a chance to meet suppliers that weren't on their radar.
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Fleet managers shared their challenges with suppliers in one-on-one meetings.
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Mike Roeth with the North American Council for Freight Efficiency shared some of the latest developments with electric trucks.
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Michael Graham, member of the National Transportation Safety Board, talks about reducing rear-end crashes during the opening keynote at HDTX.
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