ATA Announces Additional Speakers for Executive Summit.
Press Release Summary:
American Trucking Associations announced featured speakers for ATA Executive Summit on Technology-Driven Performance taking place December 4–6. Speakers will include John Ellis, global technologist and head of Ford Developer Program at Ford Motor Co., as well as futurist Glen Heimstra number of trucking industry leaders from prominent fleets and suppliers. Previously announced speakers include Anthony Levandowski, Chunka Mui, and Josh Switkes.
Original Press Release:
ATA Announces Additional Featured Speakers for Executive Summit
ARLINGTON, Va. -- Today, American Trucking Associations announced several new featured speakers for the ATA Executive Summit on Technology-Driven Performance.
The new group of speakers is headlined by John Ellis, global technologist and head of the Ford Developer Program at Ford Motor Co., and futurist Glen Heimstra, and also includes a number of trucking industry leaders from prominent fleets and suppliers.
"We're very excited to keep adding to our impressive roster of speakers," said ATA President and CEO Bill Graves. "The Summit promises to be a 'can't miss' event for fleet executives interested in the future of this industry."
Ellis and Heimstra join previously announced speakers like Anthony Levandowski, engineering director of the Google Driverless Car project; Chunka Mui, CEO of Devil's Advocate Consulting Group and Josh Switkes, President and CEO of Peloton Technology Inc.
The Summit under the banner of Providing Analytics and Answers for Freight Transportation Executives, will be held December 4-6 at the Four Seasons Resort and Club Dallas at Las Colinas.
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