Chevin Appoints Pair of Board Members

Chevin Fleet Solutions has appointed a former BT Fleet Solutions executive and former Jaguar Land Rover manager to its board of directors, the company announced.

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August 20, 2019

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Chevin Fleet Solutions has appointed a former BT Fleet Solutions executive and former Jaguar Land Rover manager to its board of directors, the company announced.

Will Wycks formerly was the head of transformation, data and customer excellence at BT Fleet Solutions, and Ray Creamer was Jaguar Land Rover's international IT demand and operations manager.

Wycks joins the company as global marketing director, while Creamer will take the role of global delivery director.

"Will and Ray bring with them skill sets that will add tremendous business value," said Ashley Sowerby, Chevin's CEO and founder. "With over 24 years combined experience in their respective business areas, they have a high level of credibility. We are very excited to welcome two industry leaders to the board."

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