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Wright Express Appoints McTavish to Board of Directors

SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE – Wright Express Corp. (WEX) has appointed Larry McTavish to its board of directors. McTavish has more than 30 years of domestic and international experience in the software information and financial services industries, including 10 years as chairman and chief executive officer of a provider of information services, financial services, and software to the transportation industry.

by Staff
January 9, 2007
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SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE – Wright Express Corp. (WEX) has appointed Larry McTavish to its board of directors. McTavish has more than 30 years of domestic and international experience in the software information and financial services industries, including 10 years as chairman and chief executive officer of a provider of information services, financial services, and software to the transportation industry. He is currently the chief executive officer and chairman of the board of directors of Birmingham, Ala.-based Source Medical Solutions. Prior to joining Source Medical, McTavish was chairman of BenView Capital, a private investment company. He also served as a full-time consultant for the investment firm Welsh Carson Anderson & Stowe. For 10 years, McTavish was chairman and CEO of Comdata Corp., a provider of information services, financial services, and software to the transportation industry. He was also named as an executive vice president of Ceridian Corp., which acquired Comdata in 1995. Prior to his tenure at Comdata, McTavish was chairman and CEO of Hogan Systems, a provider of international enterprise software systems to the banking and financial services industries. McTavish is a member of the board of advisors at Clayton Associates, FCA III and of D1 Sports Training. He also serves as a board member of Censis Technologies, Inc., a provider of surgical instrument tracking and management systems, and Valutec Inc., a stored value and gift card services provider.

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