Plavan Fleet Changes Name to P-Fleet
SAN DIEGO, CA - P-Fleet, formerly Plavan Fleet, announced today that it has changed its name to more accurately reflect the transformation of the company from an integrated petroleum supplier to a fleet expense management provider.
SAN DIEGO, CA - P-Fleet, formerly Plavan Fleet, announced today that it has changed its name to more accurately reflect the transformation of the company from an integrated petroleum supplier to a fleet expense management provider. The new name supports the company's broader product and service offering and its specialized focus on fuel and payment solutions to the commercial and industrial fleet markets.
"Our new name better articulates our evolving business. We enhanced our focus and ability to dedicate resources to our core business of commercial and industrial fleet card and payment solutions," said Jake Zuanich, President of P-Fleet. "The name is derived from purchase cards (p-cards) and fleet cards with the goal of delivering the best aspects of both. By combining the reporting and management tools of p-cards with the fuel site access and controls of fleet cards, we offer the most comprehensive fleet expense and payment solutions."
About P-Fleet
P-Fleet is a leading innovator of fuel and payment solutions to commercial and industrial fleets. With P-Fleet, customers realize productivity improvement, expense controls, payment facilitation and information management tools to increase their bottom line. P-Fleet is headquartered in San Diego, Calif., and provides its solutions to businesses across the United States.
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