Episode 161: Don't Judge a Book by its Cover: The Fleet Success Playbook Bookclub

In this episode of The Fleet Success Show, Josh Turley and Facundo Tassara explore leadership and community building for fleet managers. They discuss the critical role of intentional culture, stakeholder satisfaction, and resource efficiency, while also highlighting the Fleet Success Book Club—an innovative initiative bringing fleet professionals together.

“Culture is the free tool that you’re not using. It’s the difference maker in any organization.” – Facundo Tassara

Facundo shares the inspiration behind starting the book club, describing it as a way to dive deeper into the principles outlined in the Fleet Success Playbook. From fostering open discussions about intentional culture to addressing the unique challenges of electric vehicle adoption, the book club provides a platform for fleet managers to connect, learn, and grow.

Key Takeaways:
- Intentional Culture is Key: Building a positive workplace culture costs nothing but offers immense benefits in productivity and morale.
- Collaboration Fuels Success: Sharing resources and ideas—even with vendors—can lead to fresh solutions and stronger relationships.
- Lifelong Learning Matters: The Fleet Success Book Club has shown how peer discussions can deepen understanding and foster practical leadership skills.

Don’t miss out on the chance to elevate your fleet management skills. Request your free copy of the Fleet Success Playbook at FleetSuccessPlaybook.com and start building a safer, more efficient fleet today!

Hosts:
- Josh Turley: CEO of RTA Fleet with over 20 years of experience in fleet management software and a passion for leadership and intentional culture.
- Facundo Tassara: Fleet Success Ambassador at RTA Fleet, bringing a rich background in government fleet management, mobility tech startups, and coaching fleet professionals.

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