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Edwards Named Head of Sales and Marketing for Masterack

Carolyn Edwards was named head of sales and marketing at Masterack in Atlanta, Ga. Previously, Edwards worked for 29 years with LeasePlan Corp. N.V. and LeasePlan USA, most recently as director of vehicle acquisition for LeasePlan USA and prior to that as senior vice president of client success.

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January 13, 2021
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Carolyn Edwards

Effective Jan. 18, 2021, Carolyn Edwards will assume the position of head of sales and marketing at Masterack, a manufacturer of modular storage systems for vocational vehicles, headquartered in Decatur, Ga., near Atlanta. 

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Previously, Edwards worked for 29 years with LeasePlan USA, most recently as senior vice president of client success and prior to that as vice president, client relations. 

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During her career with LeasePlan, Edwards served in a variety of other critical positions at the FMC that allowed her to gain knowledge in different, key aspects of the fleet management business. One of her positions was director of operations, vehicle acquisition, where she managed the factory ordering, upfitting, stock and manufacturer receivable groups at LeasePlan. She also managed the relationship between LeasePlan and the auto manufacturers, upfit suppliers, and national dealership franchises. Prior to that role, she was a director in client services where she oversaw the account managers of all strategic accounts and served as a key contact for clients.

In 2007, Edwards founded Women in Fleet Management (WIFM). Since then, WIFM has experienced dramatic growth in both female and male membership and collocated its annual meeting with the Automotive Fleet & Leasing Association (AFLA) conference in 2012, which have grown in popularity to be standing-room only events. 

WIFM provides networking, mentoring and other opportunities to women and men in the fleet industry. WIFM is now comprised of more than 2,500 fleet professionals via its associated AFLA membership, LinkedIn discussion groups, and industry receptions. WIFM offers a number of programs, including periodic webinars focused on personal and professional development topics, a dedicated speaker session held in conjunction with the AFLA Annual Corporate Conference and a year-round mentorship program. 

Edwards is also a member of NAFA Fleet Management Association, AFLA, and the Women’s Leadership Council.

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