Fullbay Kicks Off 2024 Shop Owner Webinar Series on February 13
PHOENIX – (Trailer Technician) – Fullbay, the turn-key platform that improves the operational efficiency of heavy-duty repair shops, will kick off 2024 with a new lineup of its shop owner roundtable webinar episodes on February 13 at 10 a.m. PT/1 p.m. ET. The webinar conversation will focus on ways in which heavy-duty repair professionals can increase productivity within their shops.
Fullbay CEO Patrick McKittrick and COO Chris O’Brien will sit down with Peter Cooper, Operations Manager, Absolute Repair, to discuss different ways in which shops can streamline their operations and how strategic marketing can play a crucial role in a shop’s overall success.
“We are so excited to officially kick off season two of our shop owner roundtable series to brainstorm and learn from a variety of our industry partners,” said McKittrick. “During each session, Fullbay executives will be joined by members of the heavy-duty repair community to discuss, debate and collaborate on the issues and challenges shops are facing. As an added bonus, attendees can interact with the panel and submit questions prior to the webinar for us and our guests to answer.”
To register or to submit a question for the webinar, click here. For more information on Fullbay, visit its website.
About Fullbay
Based in Phoenix, Arizona, Fullbay revolutionizes the operations of heavy-duty repair shops and internal fleet maintenance departments to create more efficient, focused and faster organizations. The company provides a turn-key platform that connects every function of the business in real time from any location to improve workflow and create transparency in operations. Founded in 2014, Fullbay focuses on delivering operational excellence, preventive maintenance solutions, and inventory management optimization to its wide variety of customers. In April 2022, Fullbay acquired Dieselmatic, a digital marketing company, to offer extended services to its clients and improve the customer experience. The company most recently launched its All About the Grilles e-commerce store in which a portion of proceeds gets donated to Fullbay Cares, a program dedicated to giving back to the essential workers of heavy-duty repair.