Fleet One Hires Peters as New CFO
NASHVILLE, TN - Fleet One, LLC, a provider of fuel cards and fleet-related payment solutions to businesses and government agencies with vehicles, has announced Ben Peters as the company's new CFO.
NASHVILLE, TN- Fleet One, LLC, a provider of fuel cards and fleet-related payment solutions to businesses and government agencies with vehicles, has announced Ben Peters as the company's new CFO.
Ben Peters joined Fleet One, LLC in July 2009 as chief financial officer. Before coming to Fleet One, Mr. Peters served as CFO for ChoicePay Inc., an electronic payment provider based in Tulsa, Okla., from 2006 through the divestiture of the company in early 2009. Prior to that Peters served as VP Finance for Technisource Inc., a privately held national information technology service provider, overseeing the original integration of the company. Peters has significant international experience working for several years in Europe with Robert Walters PLC, a publicly traded finance and IT recruitment firm where he worked in mergers and acquisitions; and, he worked in New Zealand with Goodyear where he served as Controller. Peters began his career as a chartered accountant with Deloitte. He holds a Bachelor of Business Studies from Massey University in New Zealand and completed his MBA at the University of Texas (Dallas).
"Ben is a proven leader and brings a broad base of financial experience to Fleet One. I am confident that Ben's expertise will drive the Fleet One organization to further success in the near term," explains Andy Roberts, President & CEO.
Ben Peters states, "I am thrilled to be joining such a dynamic and progressive company as Fleet One. It is a company that embraces change and continually strives for excellence. I am looking forward to building on the foundations of past success, driving growth and enhancing Fleet One's growing reputation within the industry."
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 solutions 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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