FLI Appoints Chief Regional Officer for Western Europe

European fleet management provider Fleet Logistics International has appointed fleet manager Wim Buzzi as its new chief regional officer, Europe West.

by Staff

September 25, 2013

FLI Appoints Chief Regional Officer for Western Europe — Buzzi

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European fleet management provider Fleet Logistics International has appointed fleet manager Wim Buzzi as its new chief regional officer, Europe West, with overall responsibility for international clients in France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.

Buzzi brings with him over 10 years’ experience in the European automotive arena, and was most recently EMEA Fleet Manager at Coca-Cola Enterprises (CCE), the marketer, distributor, and producer of Coca-Cola products in Europe, where he had operational responsibility for a fleet of 4,700 vehicles.

In his new role, Buzzi, 35, reports to Fleet Logistics Chief Executive Officer, Rainer Laber, at a time when the company looks to expand its fleet management and consultancy teams into new markets, especially in the Americas. Fleet Logistics currently manages more than 110,000 vehicles on behalf of international clients across Europe.

Based at Fleet Logistics’ Belgian office in Vilvoorde near Brussels, Buzzi is responsible for the operations, sales and financial performance of the Europe West region, as part of a regional management reorganization that Fleet Logistics introduced earlier this year.

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