Fleet Logistics International Appoints Raponi as Business Development Director

According to FLI, David Raponi has more than 12 years of experience in the UK leasing industry, having worked at Arval, LeasePlan, and GE Capital.

by Staff

August 14, 2013

1 min to read

Fleet Logistics International (FLI) has appointed David Raponi as its Business Development Director. According to FLI, Raponi has more than 12 years of experience in the UK leasing industry, having worked at Arval, LeasePlan, and GE Capital. He also has five years of experience in the UK and U.S. daily rental industries.

Raponi will be based at FLI’s Birmingham office and will be responsible for the identification and recruitment of new national and multi-national fleet customers, FLI stated. The company added he will also play a role in helping FLI expand internationally as part of its international business development team, which operates in 24 countries.

Raponi will report to Stuart Donnelly, Chief Regional Officer for Europe North, as the company looks to expand its business in Europe, according to FLI.

Topics:Fleet Logistics United Kingdom Global Fleet

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