FleetCards USA Launches New FleetCards TrendWatch Advisory Council

ATLANTA – The new FleetCards TrendWatch council will identify new and upcoming trends and articulate them to the industry.

by Staff

November 6, 2008

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ATLANTA– FleetCards USA has launched a new trends advisory council entitled FleetCards TrendWatch.

"The dynamics of the fleet card industry have changed tremendously and the industry itself has grown exponentially over the past decade in the US," said Mike Noles, president of FleetCards USA. "Our new FleetCards TrendWatch council will examine the influences and effects that most impact the American fleet card business and will serve as a valuable resource for our industry."

FleetCards USA is best known for its multi-channel approach to the market that places the Web site as the cornerstone. The Web site acts as a hub of information for fleet gas card news, offering an array of the industry's fleet fuel card programs to support businesses small and large. The new FleetCards TrendWatch council, composed of seasoned industry experts, will complement FleetCards USA's knowledge base by identifying new and upcoming trends, articulating them to the industry and folding its learnings into FleetCards USA's key offerings.

The new FleetCards TrendWatch council will include the following fleet card industry's veterans: Mike Noles, president of FleetCards USA; Paul Citarella, senior vice president of sales and marketing for FleetCards USA; Lauren Harshaw, director for FleetCards USA; and Raquel Elie, marketing director with FleetCards USA.

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