FLD Relocates Delray Beach, Fla., Offices
Measuring at more than 6,600 square feet, the new office brings in all departments under one roof, allowing for increased efficiencies and a better customer service experience for clients.
FLD, Inc., one of the largest privately-held remarketing companies in the United States, announced that it has relocated offices within Delray Beach. This move comes at a time when the company is continuing to grow and expand its remarketing technology services to accommodate the needs of fleet managers nationwide.
FLD’s new office is now located at 1515 N. Congress Ave., Delray Beach, Fla., 33445. Measuring at more than 6,600 square feet, the new office brings in all departments under one roof, allowing for increased efficiencies and a better customer service experience for clients.
The new space will allow FLD to continue expanding into the title registration and warehousing segment of the fleet remarketing industry, bringing greater value to the company’s growing customer base. The larger space will also allow FLD to increase its IT development to support the company’s inventory management program that is being rolled out to the industry later this fall.
“Our old offices served us well for more than 30 years, but with our continued growth, we recognized the need to move into a larger space for future expansion,” said Ron Sanders, CEO of FLD. “FLD is committed to being the leader in remarketing technology and providing the best tools and services available nationwide, and this move will allow our team to focus on further serving the needs of our customers.”
In addition to the Delray Beach location, FLD, Inc. also currently has offices in Baltimore, Denver, Los Angeles, the Metro DC Area, Philadelphia and Richmond.
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