ITI Hires Sales Staff for Light-, Medium-Duty Driver Training
Two new regional sales directors will sharpen ITI's focus on light- and medium-duty fleet training needs.
Instructional Technologies Inc. (ITI), providers of training solutions for the transportation industry, announced the appointment of two regional sales directors to sharpen its focus on light- and medium-duty fleet training needs.
“With our new regional sales directors we can bring our advanced training content, custom capabilities and expertise to light- and medium-duty fleets in several industry segments,” said Marius Karoy, chief business development officer at ITI. “For customers with pickup and delivery, last-mile delivery, utility, and other vocational fleets, this expanded focus will help meet driver training needs for operators of work trucks, vans, and autos. We welcome our new regional sales directors, Wade Bricknell and Raul Chong.”
ITI makes fleets and warehouses safer and more profitable through its PRO-TREAD library of more than 150 standard training courses that blend engaging content with real-world, how-to scenarios, its On Ramp ELDT (Entry Level Driver Training), and its Sentix platform that automates the day-to-day administration of an online training program in addition to integrating with transportation management and back-office systems.
Originally posted on Work Truck Online
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