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SEARCHEd Hoffman was recently announced as president of Blossman Services Inc., a subsidiary of The Blossman Companies, which is the principal vehicle technology provider for Alliance AutoGas.
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Ed Hoffman was recently announced as president of Blossman Services Inc., a subsidiary of The Blossman Companies, which is the principal vehicle technology provider for Alliance AutoGas.
"Ed brings many years of automotive experience to our company. We are very excited to have Ed join our Blossman team, and we look forward to the growth of our vehicle equipment business," said Stuart Weidie, President and CEO of the Blossman Companies in a recent statement.
For the past five years Hoffman was the fleet and asset manager for Keystone Automotive Operations, an aftermarket auto parts distributor. His overall responsibility included the specification, procurement, maintenance, life cycle analysis, and disposal of a highly utilized fleet of 300-plus Class 3 and 4 delivery vehicles and 45 Class 8 semi tractors in 25 locations in the U.S. and Canada.
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