Green Transportation Summit & Expo In-Person
This year's theme is "Reflecting + Refocusing on a Resilient Future" and will take place Aug. 16-18 in Tacoma, Wash.
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The Green Transportation Summit and Expo has been scheduled for August 16-18, 2021 in Tacoma, Wash. The program will be delivered in a hybrid format. This year's theme is "Reflecting + Refocusing on a Resilient Future."
WHY GTSE? Attend for information-packed sessions, prominent national and regional speakers, and the latest technologies from industry leaders.
Technology Showcase
20+ Virtual TechTalks
2,350+ Events attendance
40+ Vehicles
70+ Industry booths
135+ Industry speakers
10+ Years & growing
The GTSE will take place in a hybrid format and put you directly in front of influencers and decision-makers in the fleet industry. There will be ample time to network with peers and colleagues at the Greater Tacoma Convention Center and virtually.
Additionally, GTSE will be hosting one or two webinars per month through May 2021 to continue its programming in place of the 2020 event.
Check out their website for more information. Use Promo Code "WORKTRUCK20" for 20% off your registration!
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