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Steven Mock is the Risk Mitigation Director at Brown and Brown, one of the largest insurance and risk management firms in the United States. With more than 18 years of...
Nicholas Bradshaw is the Director of Fleet Services for the City of Knoxville, overseeing roughly 1,700 vehicles supporting essential public services. He joined the city 17 years ago, earned a...
Steven Mock is the Risk Mitigation Director at Brown and Brown, one of the largest insurance and risk management firms in the United States. With more than 18 years of...
A vehicle collision usually starts as an operations issue. Then it becomes a claims issue. And very quickly, it becomes a documentation issue. Because once the lawyers, adjusters, underwriters, or...
Jeff Shepard is the Fleet Manager for the City of Tallahassee, recognized as the number one leading fleet in the nation for 2025. With over 32 years of experience starting...
Patti Earley is Fleet Fuel Operations Manager at Florida Power & Light, where she oversees fuel operations and fleet management for one of the nation’s largest emergency response fleets. With...
Craig Croner is Deputy Director of Fleet Operations for the City of Glendale, Arizona, with 30+ years of fleet management experience across public and private sectors. He was inducted into...
How small risks become normal behind the wheel, and what employers can do about it Most risky driving does not begin with a driver making some dramatic, reckless choice. It usually starts smaller. A driver follows a little too closely because traffic is moving fast. They glance at a phone because the message seems quick. […]
The Visibility Rule: What Drivers Can’t See, They Won’t Improve There is a moment in almost every safety program when the same realization hits everyone at once. The data was there. The pattern was there. The opportunity to coach was there. But for the person who most needed to see it, the driver, it might […]
Nicholas Bradshaw is the Director of Fleet Services for the City of Knoxville, overseeing roughly 1,700 vehicles supporting essential public services. He joined the city 17 years ago, earned a master’s in public administration from the University of Tennessee, and worked through HR and public works before becoming deputy director of fleet in 2017 and […]
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