Audi Announces Entry Into the Fleet Market

AUBURN HILLS, MI — Audi of America announced in early December that Craig Cheatle has been named corporate sales manager of North America. Cheatle is focused on the development and implementation of Audi´s entry into the fleet marketplace, among his many other responsibilities.

by Staff

December 15, 2004

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AUBURN HILLS, MI — Audi of America announced in early December that Craig Cheatle has been named corporate sales manager of North America. Cheatle is focused on the development and implementation of Audi´s entry into the fleet marketplace, among his many other responsibilities. “Audi is excited and committed to bringing luxury vehicles to the fleet market combined with unique programs and services,” said Cheatle, who left QEK Global Solutions in November after 12 years of service where he was the director sales and marketing. Audi of America is expected to launch its formal entry into the fleet market and introduce its fleet programs in early 2005.

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