Diesel Connect

May 19th

Time Session Title Speaker Session Description

12:00 PM Registration & Diesel Bay Open

1:00 - 1:30 PM Opening Remarks

1:30 - 2:30 PM SHOP LEADERSHIP
From the Pit Box to the Data Center: What NASCAR Taught Me About Running a Winning Operation Larry McReynolds Larry McReynolds spent 18 years as a NASCAR crew chief making split-second calls with nothing but a stopwatch, driver feedback, and his gut — and winning anyway. Today he sits inside a FOX Sports analytics center using live telemetry, fuel predictors, and optical scanning data to break down what's happening on the track in real time. In this keynote, Larry traces the journey from instinct to intelligence, and draws a direct line between what winning race teams do with data and what winning shop owners can do with theirs. He'll share how the greatest teams he worked with — Davey Allison, Dale Earnhardt, and others — built cultures based on trust, adaptability, and relentless improvement that no stopwatch could measure. You'll leave with a new lens for the tools you already have and the mindset to actually use them.

2:45 - 3:45 PM SHOP LEADERSHIP
You're Not the Boss Anymore Peter Cooper You became a shop owner because you were great at fixing trucks, but at some point the job changed, and a lot of owners never fully made the shift. Last year, Peter Cooper told us how to change that mindset — now, he’s taking it to the next level and showing you what it actually looks like to stop being the smartest person in the room and start building a team that doesn't need you for every decision. He'll walk through how to delegate authority (not just tasks), how to spot who on your team is ready to lead, and why most owners accidentally build a business that traps them instead of frees them. You'll leave with a delegation framework that works in a shop environment and a 90-day plan to start building the management layer beneath you — because if every decision still runs through you, you're not the boss. You're the bottleneck.

2:45 - 3:45 PM FLEET & INDUSTRY
How Fleets Work With Service Providers to Develop Industry Recommended Practices Aimed at Improving Customer Experience During this session, representatives from ATA’s Technology & Maintenance Council (TMC) will present information on dozens of recommended practices designed specifically to address service provider areas of interest with respect to fleet-dealer relationships. We’ll cover technician management, rapid repair assessment, customer communication and job approval processes, and much more. We’ll also have a fleet representative join us to discuss how TMC provides value to its maintenance and specification operation, and what fleets want from their service provider vendors.

2:45 - 3:45 PM OPERATIONS
Cores Deep Dive: Stop Losing Money on the Parts You Already Paid For Erica Terry and Amy Newman Cores are one of the most misunderstood — and most costly — parts of running a diesel shop, and most owners don't realize how much money is slipping through the cracks. In this hands-on Fullbay training session, Erica and Amy walk you through the complete core lifecycle, from basic setup to returns, vendor credits, and inventory handling, so you always know where your cores are and what they're worth. You'll work through the most common "What If” scenarios that trip shops up, and leave with a clear process for managing cores end to end in Fullbay. If you've ever written off a core because it got too complicated to track, this session is for you.

4:00 - 5:00 PM OPERATIONS
What's Next: The Future of Fullbay and Your Shop Trent Broberg and Scott Gordon Every year, Diesel Connect is where Fullbay pulls back the curtain, and 2026 is no different. In this can't-miss keynote, the Fullbay team will share the next vision for the platform, including announcements that will change the way you run your shop. This year's keynote features a special appearance from Shiva Bhardwaj, Co-Founder of Pitstop, with news that connects the future of AI-powered maintenance intelligence directly to your Fullbay workflow. If you want to know where the industry is heading and how Fullbay is going to get you there, this is the session that kicks it all off.

5:00 - 5:15 PM Closing Remarks

5:15 - 6:15 PM True North Happy Hour Wind down Day 1 with a drink in hand — True North is buying the first round, and the conversation is open!

5:15 - 6:15 PM FLEET & INDUSTRY
AI Is Already Changing How Shops Get Found. Is Yours Ready? James Miniotas and John Clarke Most shop owners are constantly hearing about AI, but have no idea how to use it (or if they should). In this practical, no-theory session, Dieselmatic's James Miniotas and John Clarke cut through the noise with real examples from shops in the Fullbay ecosystem. They’ll demonstrate how diesel repair shops are using AI tools right now to get more calls and fill more bays — without wasting money on ads that don't work. You'll leave knowing how to write better ads and emails in a fraction of the time, as well as a simple framework for evaluating any AI marketing tool before spending a dollar on it.

6:30 - 9:00 PM Sunset Showdown Lawn Mixer Come join us for live music, games, food, and drinks for our Day 1 networking mixer.

May 20th

Time Session Title Speaker Session Description

8:00 AM Registration & Diesel Bay Open

8:00 - 8:45 AM Breakfast with True North: What We're Building and How It Works Pull up a chair and meet the team behind True North Fleet Services, one of the most active growth partners in the commercial diesel and fleet service space. This relaxed breakfast session is your chance to hear about what True North is building across the country, ask the questions you actually want answered, and understand what a partnership with them looks like in practice. No pitch deck, no pressure — just an honest conversation over breakfast for shop owners who are curious about what's possible. If you've ever wondered what it looks like to grow with the right partner beside you, this is the room to be in.

9:00 - 9:15 AM Day 2 Kickoff

9:15 - 10:15 AM FLEET & INDUSTRY
The State of the Industry: What the Data Says About Trucking, Technicians, and What's Coming Next Dr. Alex Leslie The commercial trucking industry is facing a convergence of pressures: softening freight markets, rising operational costs, and a technician shortage that shows no signs of reversing on its own. In this data-driven keynote, ATRI Senior Research Associate Dr. Alex Leslie translates the latest industry research into clear, actionable context for diesel shop owners and fleet managers. He'll unpack what's really driving the technician gap, what the economic outlook means for repair demand, and how shops that understand these trends will be better positioned to compete for talent and customers. Expect real numbers, honest analysis, and a clear-eyed look at the road ahead, delivered in plain language you can actually use.

10:30 - 11:30 AM SHOP LEADERSHIP
The Profit Drain: How Rising Costs and Hidden Revenue Leaks Are Quietly Killing Your Shop Jamie Irvine Your parking lot is full and your techs are busy…but you're still wondering where the money went. In this session, Jamie Irvine breaks down the three profit leaks hiding in plain sight in most diesel shops — unbilled consumables, tech time lost to parts sourcing, and parts margin left on the table — and explains why the cost environment of 2026 makes fixing them more urgent than ever. With tariffs driving parts price volatility and labor costs climbing, the habits that were manageable when margins were fat are now genuinely dangerous. Jamie brings his weekly pulse on the industry straight to the stage, drawing on supplier conversations, freight market data, and real shop examples to show exactly where money is leaking and what to do about it. You'll leave with three concrete actions you can take Monday morning, and a much clearer picture of what your shop is actually worth per hour.

10:30 - 11:30 AM SHOP LEADERSHIP
Should You Sell? What Every Shop Owner Needs to Know Before Making the Biggest Decision of Their Career Gary Price, CEO, True North Fleet Services; Rick Jacobs, CDO, True North Fleet Services At some point, every shop owner thinks about it — what would it look like to sell, partner, or step back from the business they built? In this candid panel discussion, True North Fleet Services Chief Executive Officer, Gary Price, and Chief Development Officer, Rick Jacobs, sit down with shop owners who have actually been through such a transaction to explore what the process looks like from the inside. The conversation covers how to know when the timing is right, what buyers and private equity groups actually look for, why not all capital or partnership structures are the same, and what founders wish they had known before they started the process. Whether you're actively exploring options or just want to understand what's possible, this session will give you a practical framework for thinking about the long-term future of your business — on your terms.

10:30 - 11:30 AM OPERATIONS
Inventory Management Deep Dive: Stock the Right Parts, at the Right Levels, for Better Margins Erica Terry Stocking too much ties up cash. Stocking too little means convenience fees and angry customers. In this hands-on Fullbay training session, Erica Terry shows you how to use Fullbay’s reports to dial in your minimums and maximums so your inventory actually works for your shop instead of against it. You'll learn how to lean on auto-ordering to cut down on manual work, identify which parts are costing you the most in emergency buys, and build a stocking strategy that improves margin control over time. If you've ever paid a premium because you ran out of something you should have had on the shelf, this session will pay for itself before you leave the room.

11:30 AM - 12:45 PM Networking Lunch

11:45 AM - 12:45 PM FLEET & INDUSTRY
Your Shop Has Two Audiences -- Are You Marketing to Both? Jay Goninen and Jacob Arrington Most shop owners are only thinking about one side of their marketing equation. In this lunch and learn, Jay Goninen and Jacob Arrington make the case that diesel shops are simultaneously marketing to two distinct audiences — customers (to bring in repair work) and technicians (to attract and retain talent) — often using the exact same tools and channels. The problem: most shops are only optimizing for one. Jay and Jacob will walk through what it looks like to market to both audiences at once, which channels pull double duty, and how to build a simple strategy that grows your customer base and your team at the same time. Grab your lunch and leave with a framework that works harder than anything you're doing right now.

11:45 AM - 12:45 PM OPERATIONS
Work Smarter, Not Harder: Using AI to Boost Shop Efficiency Ryan Mangum he heavy-duty repair industry is changing fast, and AI is one of the biggest reasons why. In this session, discover how forward-thinking shops are using artificial intelligence tools to simplify operations, reduce downtime, and get more done with the team they already have. Rayn Mangum, Fullbay senior product manager, will walk through real-world AI tools you can start using right away. Whether you're running a fleet shop or independent repair operation this session will give you practical ideas to take back to your bay. You'll walk away with a clear picture of where AI can make the biggest impact in your shop. Hands-on exposure to tools built for heavy-duty and simple steps to get started without overhauling your entire operation.

1:00 - 2:00 PM SHOP LEADERSHIP
No Excuses Leadership: How to Build a Culture of Accountability That Actually Performs Dave Anderson Most shop owners don't have a business problem — they have a people problem. And most people problems trace back to a culture that accidentally tolerates excuses, inconsistency, and low standards. In this keynote, Dave Anderson delivers the straight talk that leaders in the trades need to hear: what real accountability looks like, why most managers confuse being liked with being effective, and how to build a team that holds itself to a high standard without you having to chase every result. Dave has worked with thousands of businesses across the trades and brings his trademark no-nonsense style to one of the most important conversations shop owners can have. You'll leave with a clearer picture of the leader your shop needs you to be and a concrete plan to start becoming that person.

2:15 - 3:15 PM TEAM MANAGEMENT
The Industry Fix: What Happens When Shops Actually Work Together Jay Goninen Shops poaching techs from each other isn't a hiring strategy; it's a slow bleed for the entire industry. In this interactive workshop, Jay Goninen makes the case for a different approach: collective action that actually grows the technician pipeline instead of just redistributing it. He'll walk through what a healthy regional talent pipeline looks like, what it would take to build one, and how tools like ASE Connects create shared infrastructure that benefits every shop — yes, including your competitors. You'll leave with a printed commitment card and one concrete action you can take this quarter to start being part of the solution.

2:15 - 3:15 PM FLEET & INDUSTRY
Get Ahead of the Breakdown: How Real-Time Fleet Inspection Data Turns Defects Into Repair Orders Whip Around Team The shops that win the best fleet accounts aren't waiting for the phone to ring; they're already in the loop before a breakdown happens. In this session, the Whip Around team walks through how digital driver inspection reports are changing the repair cycle, and how shops that capture defect data the moment it occurs can turn that visibility into service orders, faster diagnostics, and stronger long-term fleet relationships. You'll learn what it looks like to own the full inspection-to-repair workflow end to end, why fleets increasingly prefer vendors who can close that loop, and how to position your shop as the go-to partner by getting upstream in the process. No hard sell; -- just a practical look at how the most proactive shops are building a repeatable model for fleet retention.

2:15 - 3:15 PM OPERATIONS
Preventive Maintenance Deep Dive: Build PM Programs That Create Predictable, Recurring Work Erica Terry Reactive repairs keep the lights on, but a well-run PM program is what actually builds a predictable, profitable shop. In this hands-on Fullbay training session, Erica Terry walks you through how to set up and manage preventive maintenance programs in Fullbay from the ground up, so your units stay compliant, your customers stay loyal, and your schedule stops feeling like a fire drill. You'll learn how to structure PM intervals, track upcoming service across your entire customer base, and use Fullbay to turn one-time repair customers into recurring accounts. If you're still relying on customers to remember when service is due, this session will change how you think about the work you're already leaving on the table.

3:15 - 3:45 PM Refreshments, snacks & networking break

4:00 - 5:00 PM OPERATIONS
The Numbers Don't Lie: How to Use Shop Reporting to Make Faster, Smarter Business Decisions Bill Kerry Most shop owners have more data than they know what to do with and not enough time to make sense of it. In this session, Bill Kerry breaks down how to cut through the noise and focus on the reports that actually tell you something useful about your business. He'll walk you through how to read your numbers with confidence, what the most common reporting blind spots cost shops in real dollars, and how to build a simple reporting rhythm that keeps you ahead of problems instead of reacting to them. Whether you're swimming in data or barely tracking anything right now, you'll leave with a clearer picture of which numbers deserve your attention every week — and how to use them to make better calls faster.

4:00 - 5:00 PM OPERATIONS
Pitstop + Fullbay Shiva Bhardwaj AI isn’t just a buzzword — it’s changing how fleets and shops operate. In this session, Pitstop CEO Shiva Bhardwaj will showcase the company’s AI-powered maintenance platform (now part of Fullbay) and how it helps predict failures, reduce downtime, and drive smarter decisions. You’ll see how these insights improve diagnostics, prioritize the right work, and help shops run more efficiently, all while strengthening relationships with fleet customers.

4:00 - 5:00 PM OPERATIONS
What the Best Shops Do Differently: An Inside Look at How Top Fullbay Customers Run Their Operations Blake Bays, Leinei Keaunui & Amy Newman and moderated by Erica Terry What separates the shops that get the most out of Fullbay from everyone else? In this candid panel session, three of Fullbay's most experienced team members — each with years spent working hands-on with our highest-performing customers — share what they've seen work, what they've seen fail, and what the best larger shops do consistently that others don't. From how they set up Fullbay from day one to the workflows and reports they rely on most, this is a behind-the-scenes look at enterprise shop success delivered through guided questions and live Q&A.

5:00 - 5:15 PM Closing Remarks

6:00 - 9:30 PM Electric Pickle Joining us at the Electric Pickle for our Day 2 evening activity.

May 21st

Time Session Title Speaker Session Description

8:00 AM Registration & Diesel Bay Open

8:00 - 8:45 AM TEAM MANAGEMENT
HR Fundamentals for Shop Owners: What You Need to Know to Hire, Manage, and Retain Great People Kyle Whitby, Brenden Payson, and Bailey Madrigal Running a shop means you're not just a mechanic or a business owner. You're also an HR department, whether you're ready for it or not. In this relaxed breakfast session, Kyle Whitby, Brenden Payson, and Bailey Madrigal cover the HR fundamentals every shop owner needs to have a handle on, from hiring and onboarding to managing performance and keeping your best people from walking out the door. The format is intentionally informal: a short presentation followed by open Q&A, so you can ask the questions that are actually keeping you up at night. Grab your breakfast and bring your toughest people-related questions.

9:00 - 9:15 AM Day 3 Kickoff

9:30 - 10:30 AM SHOP LEADERSHIP
Keys to Cash Flow: Making Sense of Why Cash Is Tight Even When Business Is Good Robby Gilbert and Peter Cooper Your shop can be profitable on paper and still struggle to make payroll, and if you don't know why, you're flying blind on one of the most important levers in your business. In this interactive session, Fullbay VP of Finance Robby Gilbert and shop consultant Peter Cooper break down — in plain language — the difference between cash and profit, walk through the most common reasons cash disappears even when the numbers look good, and show you how to actually improve your cash position without necessarily growing revenue. They'll also cover why a budget isn't just an accounting exercise; instead, it's the plan that keeps cash flow predictable and your shop out of crisis mode. Come ready to participate — this session is built around real conversation and you'll leave with a practical handout you can put to work as soon as you get back to the shop.

9:30 - 10:30 AM SHOP LEADERSHIP
Your Shop's Story: How to Build a Brand Pitch That Actually Works Jamie Irvine Most shops describe themselves the same way: “Family-owned,” “Honest service, “Quality work” come to mind. Then they wonder why it's hard to stand out. In this hands-on workshop, Jamie Irvine walks you through a proven narrative framework that forces you to stop talking about your shop the way everyone else talks about theirs. Using an 8-slide brand story structure built around your ideal customer, the problem they face, and why your shop is the right solution, you'll leave with a foundation your whole team can use to talk about your business consistently and compellingly. This isn't a one-size-fits-all message; it's a customizable framework you'll start building during the session itself, covering the big ideas, the characters, the villain, the economic impact, and the close. Come ready to work — you’ll be starting your own brand pitch deck!

9:30 - 10:30 AM OPERATIONS
Stop Chasing Payments: Get Paid Faster with Integrated Payments Fullbay Payments Team Chasing invoices is one of the most frustrating and time-consuming parts of running a shop. The good news is largely avoidable. In this session, the Fullbay Payments team makes the business case for why integrated payments aren't just a convenience but a genuine cash flow strategy. They’ll walk through what shops typically lose in time, float, and administrative overhead by relying on manual collections. From there, the session moves into a practical look at how integrated payments work inside Fullbay: how to set it up, how customers experience it, and how shops are using it to get paid faster with less friction. If you're still texting customers about unpaid invoices or waiting on checks in the mail, this session will show you a better way.

10:45 - 11:45 AM TEAM MANAGEMENT
The Next Generation Is Ready. Is Your Shop? Cindy Barlow There are 342 students enrolled in diesel programs at WyoTech alone — the next wave of technicians is already out there. The question isn't where to find them. It's whether your shop is the kind of place they actually want to work. In this interactive session, Cindy Barlow draws on years of conversations with students, graduates, and industry partners to break down what Gen Z technicians are really looking for in a shop: mentorship, engagement, purpose, and a clear path forward. Cindy brings her signature interactive style to the room — expect real conversation, not a lecture — and walks shop owners through how to build genuine relationships with trade schools that create a consistent pipeline of motivated young talent. Attendees will leave with practical steps to start recruiting before they get home, including access to WyoTech's student database to connect with diesel graduates who are ready to work right now.

10:45 - 11:45 AM OPERATIONS
Diagnose It Right, Get Paid for It: How the Best Techs Approach Diagnostics Differently Bruno Gattamorta Shops lose between one and three hours per repair order to diagnostic misdiagnosis, and most of that time never makes it onto an invoice. In this high-energy, interactive session, Cojali's Bruno Gattamorta breaks down what separates great diagnostic techs from average ones, walking through real field case studies where initial assumptions were wrong and proper diagnostics proved it. He'll cover the top five misdiagnosed fault codes and false positives costing shops the most time, a practical 10-minute diagnostic framework built for techs who want fast paths to correct answers — not theory — and how to document diagnostics in a way that justifies the charge and gets you paid like a dealer would. Expect to participate in conversation — Bruno is ready to chat with everyone! — and you'll leave with frameworks your techs can put to use immediately.

10:45 - 11:45 AM SHOP LEADERSHIP
What No One Tells You About Growing, Partnering, or Selling Your Shop Uptime Fleet Services In this session, the Uptime Fleet Services team brings together a group of shop founders who've been through it — taking on a partner, opening a second location, bringing in outside capital, or handing off the business they built — for an unfiltered conversation about what those experiences actually looked like. They’ll share what surprised them, what they got wrong, and what they'd tell themselves five years earlier. Uptime facilitates the conversation, their operator network supplies the stories, and the audience drives the Q&A.

12:00 - 1:00 PM SHOP LEADERSHIP
The Roundtable: Real Talk from Shop Owners Who've Been in Your Seat There's no better way to close three days of learning than by hearing directly from the people sitting next to you. The Shop Owner Roundtable brings together a group of experienced diesel shop owners for an unfiltered conversation about what's actually working, what's still hard, and what they wish someone had told them earlier. A Fullbay moderator kicks things off with a few anchor topics drawn from the themes of the conference, then opens the floor — because the best questions at Diesel Connect always come from the room. This is your chance to get honest answers from owners who have faced the same challenges you're facing right now, and to leave the conference with the kind of clarity that only comes from real conversation with real peers.

1:00 - 1:15 PM Closing Remarks

1:15 - 2:00 PM To-go lunch & Diesel Bay last chance

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Diesel Connect for?

Diesel Connect is the commercial repair industry’s premier networking and knowledge-sharing event. The event is exclusively for shop owners, parts managers, service managers, or anyone that's involved in the operations of a heavy-duty repair shop.

These sessions will be helpful for all commercial repair, so no matter if you work in truck, heavy equipment, agricultural repair, or towing, you will find knowledge in the event that will help your shop grow.

When should I book my travel?

Plan on arriving by midday on Tuesday, May 19, when programming starts, and departing after midday on Thursday, May 21, when the conference ends.

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact us at marketing@fullbay.com.

Is my hotel room included?

No. Based on attendee feedback, we aren't including hotels with your registration, but you will get exclusive access to a special Diesel Connect rate at the event hotel. Hotel rooms start at $175 a night at event hotel.

Can I change an attendee’s information later?

Yes! Once you place an order, you’ll receive a confirmation email. In this email you’ll have a link to a page that lets you manage your order; you can also change the attendee information on that page. This is great if your event plans change at the last minute, or if you want to register ahead of time but aren’t sure who will be attending.

Where is the event being held?

Diesel Connect is being held at Gila River Resort & Casino - Wild Horse Pass in Chandler (5040 Wild Horse Pass Blvd, Chandler, AZ 85226). The conference will be held in the main ballroom at the resort with breakout sessions held in smaller classrooms.

How far is the event from the airport?

Diesel Connect is roughly 13 miles or 15 minutes by car from Sky Harbor International Airport.

Is there a dress code for the event?

Nope! Wear whatever you like—if you’d like to be casual, go casual. If you’d like to go black tie, we won’t stop you. While the building will be comfortably air conditioned, keep in mind that the weather will likely be on the warmer side.

Is transportation provided (within the event and to/from the airport)?

Transportation to and from the airport is not included.

If you choose to stay at a different hotel, or need transportation outside of any event activities, it will not be included.

Where can I park if I'm driving?

There are numerous parking spaces and a parking garage located at the resort for you to park at.

What is the expected weather?

Average May temperatures typically include low to mid 90s for daytime highs and mid 60s to low 70s for nighttime lows.

What does my registration include?

A full registration includes access to all Diesel Connect sessions, breakfast and lunch both days, and event activities in the evenings. You'll also receive exclusive access to a special Diesel Connect rate at the event hotel.

Do you offer group discounts?

Yes! Groups of 5-7 save 15% and groups of 8 or more save 25% on each ticket. Make sure to select the correct ticket during checkout to receive your discount.

Can I get a refund or substitute my ticket?

You can get a full refund until December 31, 2025. From January 1, 2026, to February 15, 2026, refunds incur a 25% fee. From February 16, 2026, to March 31, 2026, refunds incur a 50% fee. After April 1, 2026, tickets are nonrefundable. Eventbrite fees are nonrefundable for all full or partial refunds.

Substitutions are permitted until April 30, 2026.

Contact marketing@fullbay.com if you have any questions or to request a refund or a substitution.

How can I sponsor Diesel Connect?

If you'd like to learn about sponsorship opportunities, send us a message at marketing@fullbay.com!

The commercial repair industry's conference.

Diesel Connect is
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repair industry’s
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May 19-21, 2026

Phoenix, Arizona

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INTERESTED IN DIESEL CONNECT 2026?

The commercial repair industry's conference.

Diesel Connect is the commercial repair industry’s networking & knowledge-sharing event.

May 19-21, 2026

Phoenix, Arizona

WHAT YOU MISSED...

GOLD SPONSORS

SILVER SPONSORS

BRONZE SPONSORS & SUPPORTERS

WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU?

Industry Knowledge

Networking

Fullbay Mastery Sessions

WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU?

Industry Knowledge

Networking

Fullbay Mastery Sessions

Diesel Connect 2026 Agenda

May 19th

May 20th

May 21st

MISSED OUT ON PAST YEARS? CATCH UP HERE!

Frequently Asked Questions

INTERESTED IN DIESEL CONNECT 2026?

Diesel Connect is
the commercial
repair industry’s
networking & knowledge-sharing event.

MISSED OUT ON PAST YEARS?
CATCH UP HERE!