The Tennant Group Announces May Round Table in South Carolina
The Tennant Group has announced that its spring 2015 round-table meeting will take place May 3-5 at the Charleston Place Hotel in Charleston, S.C.

The Tennant Group round-table meeting will take place in Charleston, S.C. Photo via Wikimedia.

The Tennant Group round-table meeting will take place in Charleston, S.C. Photo via Wikimedia.
The Tennant Group has announced that its spring 2015 round-table meeting will take place May 3-5 at the Charleston Place Hotel in Charleston, S.C.
The meeting begins with a welcoming reception at 6 p.m. on Sunday May 3, followed by a short meeting. Monday will feature meetings and a group dinner that evening. On Tuesday, there will be a breakfast and a meeting until noon.
The Tennant Group Round Table is a select number of car and truck rental operators that meet twice yearly to exchange information in an effort to improve their company's efficiency and profits. Members are owners or general managers of independent or franchised car businesses — no corporate employees are allowed, according to Jim Tennant, the chair of the Tennant Group Round Tables.
At previous round-table meetings, members have discussed topics such as fleet management, vehicle insurance and accident and damage recovery. The fall meeting agenda will include a discussion and comparison of members’ financials, a spotlight on two members’ operations and a discussion on profit ideas.
If you would like to attend as a guest or have any questions about the event, contact Jim Tennant at jim@tennantgroup.com or at 707-287-1311.
More Rental Operations

Southwest Airlines Selects CarTrawler For Its Car Rental Booking Platform
The platform is designed to allow customers to compare and book rental vehicles more easily during the travel booking process.
Read More →
Cross-Pressures, Evolving Trends Drive 2026 Rental Car Industry
A combination of cautious economic behavior, shifts in the rental vehicle market, and technological influences are shaping car rental operator decisions.
Read More →
Government Affairs Executive Wins Leading Rental Car Industry Award
Robert Muhs started in the car rental industry with Avis Budget Group two years before the first International Car Rental Show.
Read More →
Green Motion Expands Its African Presence with Mozambique Launch
This new rental car outlet reflects the growing demand for reliable transportation and the emphasis on sustainable travel across the continent.
Read More →
RentalMatics, GeoInt Partner On Rental Car Speed Tracking Tech
Rental operators can now detect and act on speeding while vehicles are still on rent, thereby reducing fines, admin workload, vehicle wear, and safety risks.
Read More →
NextPass Expands Toll Payment Service to Highway In Toronto
Fleets and consumer can use a transponder-less option when traveling between Canada and the U.S.
Read More →
Zubie, PurCo Integrate Rental Damage Detection With Telematics
The combination brings actionable vehicle insights into PurCo’s PurInspect platform, improving damage detection and operational efficiency for rental fleets.
Read More →
U.S. Length Of Rental (LOR) Declines Slightly in Q1 2026
LOR related to insurance claims overall continues to trend downward, but ongoing market and economic conditions could affect future results while the industry deals with staffing and productivity challenges.
Read More →
Hertz, Uber Deepen Roles In Self-Driving And Driver-Led Fleet Services
The business arrangement connects demand with scalable fleet management services and supports a range of mobility uses.
Read More →
Why Car Rental Can No Longer Run On Workarounds
The shift from branch-based software to connected operations is turning rental technology into strategic infrastructure.
Read More →
