"Move Mee is to car rental what Uber was for taxis,” says founder and executive chairman Richard Lowden.
Panelists from Enterprise Holdings, Cox Automotive, Motorq, and the Electrification Coalition will outline the near future of the electric vehicle market and how car rental could take part.
The educational agenda at the 2020 International Car Rental Show will deliver best practices in fleet management for today’s operations while demonstrating how fleet expertise can be leveraged in new business models.
With education on fleet planning, the customer experience, and new technology to understanding new mobility models and profitability for the next generation of car rental, the ICRS is designed to help operators become more efficient today while providing them a roadmap to a sustainable future.
Plamondon will draw on over 40 years of experience in the car rental industry to connect the past with the present and to offer a vision of the future of car rental.
Taking place March 22-24 at Caesars Palace Las Vegas, the 2020 ICRS seeks speakers and seminar ideas that help car rental operators improve their operations, from fleet acquisition and remarketing to lending, security, sales, and customer satisfaction.
One, the method in which operators put renters into cars is becoming more fluid and varied; the second: “The days of 60% utilization are over.”
New presentation model on the exhibit hall floor consists of continual half-hour seminars with a product and service focus.
With special guests from the FBI, Department of Homeland Security, and a counter-terrorism security firm, the American Car Rental Association’s seminar at the 2019 ICRS will give attendees the tools to recognize extremist behavior and how to avoid an extremist catastrophe.
Featuring John Healy of Northcoast Research Partners, the pre-show seminar will provide insights into the U.S. and international car rental markets from an investment and pricing perspective.