U.S. Bank Voyager Fleet Systems Adds Boyett Petroleum to Partner Program
HOUSTON and MODESTO, CA - Modesto, Calif.-based Boyett Petroleum, the latest Voyager Channel Partner to date, will begin issuing co-branded Cruise Americard fleet cards for its customers in the central San Joaquin Valley region of California.
HOUSTONand MODESTO, CA- U.S. Bank Voyager Fleet Systems Inc., a provider of universal fleet fueling and maintenance cards, is expanding its Voyager Channel Partner Program with the addition of Boyett Petroleum.
Modesto, Calif.-based Boyett Petroleum, the latest Voyager Channel Partner to date, will begin issuing co-branded Cruise Americard fleet cards for its customers in the central San Joaquin Valley region of California. The Cruise Americard cards tie into Boyett's retail branding at its Cruiser convenience stores, and allows automotive fleet customers to use the cards at any of the 230,000 Voyager fuel and maintenance acceptance locations throughout the United States. The Cruise Americard fleet cards will also be accepted at all of Boyett Petroleum's cardlock locations.
"Boyett Petroleum is excited about the opportunity to offer our fleet customers a more comprehensive fuel management system. We look forward to growing the Cruise Americard thru our new Voyager Channel Partnership," said Dale Boyett, president, Boyett Petroleum.
The Voyager Channel Partner Program allows participants to generate revenue based on monthly fuel volume purchased with the co-branded Voyager fleet card at domestic and remote locations. Additionally, Channel Partners also generate revenue based on non-fuel related charges made by cardholders, including maintenance, roadside assistance, fleet driver training and more.
"U.S. Bank has seen strong growth this year in this program and we are pleased to add Boyett Petroleum, a leading petroleum distributor/retailer, to our list of Channel Partners," said Jeffrey A. Rankin, senior sales and marketing officer, U.S. Bank Corporate Payment Systems. "U.S. Bank remains firmly committed to our Voyager Channel Partner Program and is excited about the positive response we have been getting from the jobber market about this opportunity."
About Boyett Petroleum
Boyett Petroleum, a family business headquartered in Modesto, Calif., currently owns and operates 36 retail gasoline stations under the Boyett Petroleum, Kwik Serv and Valero brands. Boyett Petroleum supplies ARCO, 76, Valero and Shell branded gasoline and diesel products to branded service stations. The company also supplies unbranded gasoline and diesel fuel to hundreds of service stations, agricultural and commercial customers. Boyett Petroleum is a franchisee of the Pacific Pride Fueling Network, providing the fleet fueling needs for over 1000 business customers. The company also operates Cruisers convenience stores. Carl Boyett currently serves as president of the Society of Independent Gasoline Marketers of America (SIGMA), the fueling industries national trade organization. For more information, visit boyett.net.
About Voyager
U.S. Bank Voyager Fleet Systems Inc. is a provider of the universal fleet fueling and maintenance cards for over 1.6 million vehicles. Specifically designed to serve the needs of any size fleet, Voyager issues the Voyager Fleet Card, accepted at over 230,000 retail locations in all 50 states and provides comprehensive fleet management information services to commercial businesses and government agencies. To learn more, visit Voyager online at usbcpssolutions.com/fleet.
About U.S. Bancorp
U.S. Bancorp, with $265 billion in assets as of Sept. 30, 2009, is the parent company of U.S. Bank, the sixth largest commercial bank in the United States. The company operates 3,002 banking offices in 25 states and 5,170 ATMs and provides a comprehensive line of banking, brokerage, insurance, investment, mortgage, trust and payment services products to consumers, businesses and institutions. Visit U.S. Bancorp on the web at www.usbank.com.
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