WEX Fleet One Promotes Four Staff Members
Fleet fuel card provider WEX Fleet One has promoted four members of its staff at its campus in Antioch, Tenn. Promotions came for Ashley Wilks, Weiss, Alicia Cunningham, and Cathy Preddy.
Fleet fuel card provider WEX Fleet One has promoted four members of its staff at its campus in Antioch, Tenn.
Promotions came for Ashley Wilks, Weiss, Alicia Cunningham, and Cathy Preddy.
Wilks now takes on the role of marketing manager and will develop marketing campaigns for the "over the road" product to maximize sales and revenue for both existing and new customers. Previously, Wilks was responsible for graphic design.
Weiss takes on the role of compliance analyst for the global service team. Previously, she worked as a technical writer consultant in the IT organization. Her current role comprises of supporting compliance aspects of the services team, including mitigating risks, and bringing improvement to internal controls, communications and document maintenance.
Cunningham is now manager of service operations for the merchant services unit. She has expanded her previous role of manager of permit service to include merchant services. She will manage the day-to-day operations of all her teams, including handling the card activation project.
Preddy takes on the role of account manager of GCO with the account management team. In her new position, Preddy will be her team's technical expert, assist with account maintenance requests and process partner conversions. In her previous role, she was a team leader responsible for new fleet and merchant account setup, card services, and internal mail distribution.
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