2019 Work Truck Show

The Association for the Work Truck Industry is hosting the The Work Truck Show^® 2020. This event, held March 3–6, 2020, is North America’s largest gathering of vocational trucks and equipment from Classes 1–8, including chassis, bodies, components and accessories. Industry professionals will have the chance to explore the exhibit floor with displays from 500+ companies, educate and innovate with expert insights and training, and engage the industry at networking events.

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Learning Opportunities at the Work Truck Show!

Quick facts about The Work Truck Show®

• The Work Truck Show® is North America’s largest work truck event. Produced annually by NTEA – The Association for the Work Truck Industry, it covers more than 500,000 square feet of exhibit space with vocational trucks from Classes 1–8, including chassis, bodies, components, equipment, technology and accessories.
• Work Truck Week runs March 5–8 at Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, Indiana. Educational sessions, Green Truck Summit, Fleet Technical Congress, and Manufacturer and Distributor Innovation Conference begin March 3, and the exhibit hall is open March 3–86
• New this year is the New Exhibitor Pavilion in Rooms 137–139, open March 6–7. This dedicated space showcases companies exhibiting at the Show for the first time. It opens an hour before the main exhibit hall.
• Manufacturers and distributors can learn how to improve manufacturing efficiency and business results using the latest techniques and technology at the new Manufacturer and Distributor Innovation Conference held in conjunction with The Work Truck Show.
• With one registration, fleet managers can participate in both Green Truck Summit and Fleet Technical Congress. The events run concurrently on Tuesday, March 5, from 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. (a combined reception will be held from 5–6 p.m.). Registrants can switch back and forth between the two throughout the day.
• Jeffrey Gitomer, a creative, on-the-edge writer and speaker, will deliver the keynote address at President’s Breakfast & NTEA Annual Meeting on March 7.
• Two special sessions focus on lean thinking. Lean 101: Straightforward Approach to Lean Implementation for Truck Equipment Upfitters is held Tuesday, March 5. The Toyota Kata Journey — Daily Practice for Scientific Thinking, Mindset and Culture is offered Thursday, March 7.
• Fleet Management 101 provides a thorough introduction to the most important elements of an effective fleet management program on March 6.
• At Generation Next Leadership Workshop & Networking Reception: How to Become a League of Your Own on Wednesday, March 6, attendees will learn how everyone in an organization can positively impact customer experience and help improve performance.
• Fleet Technical Congress general sessions will cover disaster recovery planning, strategies to secure fuel supplies, using data to design work trucks, ensuring a reliable fleet power supply and last-mile delivery.
• Green Truck Summit attendees will gain insights on successful transitions to alternative fuels, and smarter trucks and systems; industry perspective on electric truck deployment;