Chevron Awards FleetCor a Long-Term Card Processing Contract
ATLANTA - FleetCor, The Global Fleet Card Company, announced today that it has been selected by Chevron U.S.A. Inc. to own and operate its branded commercial private label fuel credit cards.
ATLANTA - FleetCor, The Global Fleet Card Company, announced today that it has been selected by Chevron U.S.A. Inc. to own and operate its branded commercial private label fuel credit cards. With this selection, FleetCor has won the last three major private label contracts that were competitively awarded.
“Winning Chevron’s business highlights the strength of our card capabilities”, said Ron Clarke, FleetCor’s chairman & chief executive officer. “We couldn’t be more delighted with our selection, and the opportunity to perform for Chevron’s credit card customers.”
“FleetCor’s capabilities, management team, and commitment to customer service were key factors in our selection process,” says Danny Roden, vice president of Chevron North American Marketing.
“We are very pleased Chevron has chosen us to manage their proprietary fleet card business in the U.S.,” adds Bill Schmit, president of Fleetcor’s Private Label Division. “With the addition of Chevron, FleetCor becomes the #1 processor of proprietary fleet card programs for major U.S. oil and gas companies.”
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