Chevin U.S. Appoints Project Manager to Support Business Growth
FITCHBURG, MA - Matthew Ashmore joins the expanding Fitchburg-based team as a Project Manager with responsibility for overseeing the implementation stages of Chevin’s flagship web-based application, FleetWave.
FITCHBURG, MA – Fleet management information software provider, Chevin Fleet Solutions, announced the appointment of a new Project Manager to facilitate the continuing growth of the business.
Matthew Ashmore joins the expanding Fitchburg-based team as a Project Manager with responsibility for overseeing the implementation stages of Chevin’s flagship web-based application, FleetWave. Matthew will also take on a consultancy role, advising prospective customers on how to harness technology to support enhanced fleet operations.
Previously a Network and Server Operations Manager at the world renowned Harvard University, Matthew brings a wealth of expertise to the new role. Commenting on the appointment, Senior VP of Chevin Fleet Solutions Ron Katz said: “Matthew’s vast experience and talent for technology will help us to build on our already impressive customer base and ensure all new customers receive dedicated project management during the implementation stages.”
Matthew adds: “I’m excited about the fresh challenge of working with Chevin Fleet Solutions and applying the experience I’ve gained throughout my career to supporting fleet operators in optimizing processes by embracing technology.”
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