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Paul Kasbar.
Paul Kasbar.
JERICHO, NY – Paul Kasbar has joined collision avoidance systems company Mobileye, Inc., as regional sales manager, fleet. Kasbar will cover the company’s western region as well as work with fleet management and accident management companies.
Kasbar has been in the fleet industry for 25 years. Most recently he worked with Peninsula Fleet Management as director of sales, and before that he worked with LeasePlan USA for 19 years as a regional sales VP.
Mobileye is a technology leader in Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). The company’s vision-based platform works as a “third eye” to mitigate and reduce the risk of collision. Mobileye’s solutions address driver inattention, which is the primary cause of vehicle accidents. They provide real-time feedback to the driver and continually reinforce good driving behavior. Mobileye products are available for aftermarket applications in cars, vans, and medium- to heavy-duty trucks.
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