AutoUnion Car Rental Holds Global Conference
Collaboration, innovation, and future ambition defined the global event for the car rental company's franchisees.

AutoUnion COO Ljubomir Dragicevic spoke to car rental franchisees at its recent global conference in Athens, Greece.
Credit: AutoUnion
AutoUnion recently hosted its second Global Conference in Athens, bringing together franchisees from its worldwide locations, providing a unique opportunity for rental car operators to meet in person, strengthen bonds, and set ambitious goals for the future.
Reflecting on the company’s journey since the first Global Conference two years ago, chief operating officer Ljubomir Dragicevic, stated: "Two years after our first Global Conference, we celebrated our incredible achievements and everything we have accomplished together. We are one family, the AutoUnion family, more united than ever. The best is yet to come. Our team is working hard and smart, continuing our growth and responding to the global needs of our valued customers."
The conference enabled participants to share experiences, align strategies, and define the roadmap for achieving more success in the coming years. The energy, collaboration, and enthusiasm throughout the event highlighted AutoUnion’s dedication to innovation.
The car rental industry is evolving with new trends which provide opportunities for global growth among franchisees and customers, Dragicevic added. AutoUnion is already one of the fastest-growing car rental companies and a major player in the industry.
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