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Title of Presentation: $5,000 Fines Ahead – What Florida C-Store Operators Must Do Now to Stay Compliant 

Topic Summary: Florida's Division of Alcoholic Beverages & Tobacco (DBPR) has finalized new enforcement rules for the Convenience Store Security Act, requiring all licensed convenience stores to submit approved employee training curricula and maintain compliance documentation. Noncompliance can result in fines up to $5,000 per violation per location and potential license action, with enforcement expected to begin soon after the new Form ABT-6081 is released. Key Learning Objectives 1

1. Understand the new DBPR rule requirements, enforcement timeline, and penalties for noncompliance with Florida's Convenience Store Security Act
2. Learn how to implement the only DBPR-approved training solution that covers all required topics: robbery prevention, reaction protocols, post-incident procedures, and personal safety
3. Discover how to quickly achieve compliance through FPMA's exclusive partnership, including mobile-friendly training and ready-to-file submission packages for each store location

Target Audience: FPMA members and Florida convenience store operators of all sizes 

Speaker Name: Jacob Forehand

Title & Organization: CEO, Trike.co

Email Address: [email protected]

Phone Number: (912) 286-4851

LinkedIn Profile: www.linkedin.com/in/jacob-forehand-3956b0b6

Brief Bio: Jacob Forehand is the CEO of Trike.co, the only DBPR-approved training provider in Florida specializing in convenience store security compliance. Under his leadership, Trike has developed the first and only training curriculum accepted by Florida's Division of Alcoholic Beverages & Tobacco (DBPR) for compliance with the Convenience Store Security Act. Jacob brings extensive experience in regulatory compliance and training solutions, focusing on mobile-first, practical training that fits the operational realities of retail environments. His company's partnership with FPMA ensures Florida convenience store operators have access to streamlined compliance solutions that protect against costly fines and license risks.

NOVEMBER 12, 11:30 am - 12:30 pm 'Live Webinar' CLICK HERE TO REGISTER!

Proposed Title of Presentation: AI in Fuel Distribution - What's practical - When it makes sense - How to go about it

Topic Summary: A practical guide to getting started with AI for fuel marketers regardless of where they are in their digital transformation journey. 

Key Learning Objectives:

1. Real-World AI Applications: Which use case in each department of your business is AI-ready for today? What do you need to start testing them out, and how should you go about it? What results can you expect? You’ll see it all here!

2. AI Readiness Assessment: Learn the 5 key indicators that signal your company is ready for AI implementation, and the specific steps to prepare if you're not there yet

3. Implementation Roadmap: Get a detailed, step-by-step 30-60-90 day plan for implementation. And a guide to data preparation, system integration, and change management tactics that ensure successful AI adoption with minimal disruption

Target Audience: Fuel/Lubricant/Propane Marketers - specifically useful for

Operations Directors & Dispatchers who want to boost efficiency with fewer resources

Business Owners & Executives looking to scale operations while controlling costs

IT & Tech Decision-Makers tasked with modernizing legacy systems

Speaker:                     Mike Wander, VP Sales, FleetPanda

Email Address:          [email protected]

Phone Number:         (513) 746-6344

LinkedIn Profile:        https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikewander/

Brief Bio  

A veteran with multiple combat tours under his belt and a 2-time VP Sales, Mike has worked in Events, AI, and now Oil and Gas. He is also the Founder/CEO of a sales consulting company.