NAFA committees—comprised of regular and associate members—address the strategic and fiduciary needs of the association. NAFA maintains a strong commitment to diversity of thought, geography, and perspectives among fleet professionals. From programs to publications to legislative activity, committee members provide the strength that enables the association to meet the needs of its members.
The Editorial Content Committee is responsible for providing overall policy and editorial guidance for all publications of the association, including FLEETSolutions and other communications. Committee members suggest editorial content and help source articles. The objectives of the committee are to ensure that NAFA publications are of high technical and editorial quality, directly pertinent to the needs and interests of the association’s members and fleet professionals, and reflect a diverse range of issues and opinions.
The Education Committee focuses on providing the organization with insights in educational topics, recommendations for subject matter experts, creating a foundation trainer guide for NAFA curriculum, and reviewing and enhancing educational content. As needed, this committee will develop small task forces for specific content areas, as well as, oversee instructors and evaluations.
The Government Affairs Committee keeps members informed of critical updates so they may respond quickly and take a proactive role in fleet and mobility legislative concerns. The committee develops and carries out government affairs and advocacy strategies, including proposing legislation and regulations that would positively impact fleets, as approved by the Board of Directors or President. Members help monitor and draft responses, as appropriate, to legislation and regulations that would affect fleets.
The Membership Committee plays an important role in NAFA’s ongoing efforts to recruit and retain members. This committee serves as the backbone for member growth and engagement. Additionally, the committee assists with greeting attendees at NAFA educational and social events, as well as identifying opportunities to improve member engagement and the overall membership experience. The committee also works with membership-related issues or special projects that requires discussion, research, and recommendations for changes to association membership business (such as a dues structure change, addition of a new member category, etc.)