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Fleet One Continues Staff Growth with New Director of Credit

NASHVILLE, TN - Fleet One, LLC, a provider of fuel cards and fleet-related payment solutions to businesses and government agencies with vehicles, announces Brian Hargrove has joined the company as the new Director of Credit.

by Staff
October 29, 2010
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NASHVILLE, TN - Fleet One, LLC, a provider of fuel cards and fleet-related payment solutions to businesses and government agencies with vehicles, announces Brian Hargrove has joined the company as the new Director of Credit.

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This new position was created to support Fleet One's continued sales growth and new customer acquisition. Hargrove's role in the newly created position will be to approve all new credit applications and credit line increase requests. "Fleet One has enjoyed substantial increases in customer acquisition, in both our Local and Over The Road fuel card programs, resulting in the need to adjust our corporate structure," says Group Vice President of Credit and Risk Management Glen Sanginario. "We consistently have one of the highest credit approval rates in the industry. Bringing Brian aboard means enhanced customer service through a faster and more accurate approval process," said Sanginario.

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Prior to accepting the position, Mr. Hargrove served as the Corporate Credit Manager with M & A Supply Company in Nashville.  Hargrove has worked in the Credit & Collections Industry for over ten years.  He is a graduate of Barrington University in Mobile, AL with a Bachelors Degree in Business Management and is also currently pursuing a degree in History from Austin Peay State University in Clarksville, TN.

About Fleet One, LLC

Fleet One, LLC provides fuel cards and fleet management solutions to businesses and government agencies, as well as the merchants that serve them. Our customers use Fleet One fuel cards at convenience stores, truck stops and maintenance merchants across the country to capture purchasing data and pay for fuel and fleet maintenance on cars, vans and trucks of all classes and sizes. Fleet One offers these additional services: private label fuel card programs, real-time reporting, tax-exempt billing, vehicle tracking tools, electronic payment authorizations, billing and financial settlement. Fleet One is a division of Fleet One Holdings LLC, a portfolio company of LLR Partners and FTV Capital.


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