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Emkay Canada has promoted Carole Senecal to vice president of sales over the territory effective May 1, the fleet management company announced.
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GE Capital Fleet Services has hired Shannon May as vice president of sales for the western U.S., the fleet management company announced. May will be based in Denver.
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Paula Bucklad was the director of fleet operations for H.J. Heinz. She retired after more than 36 years with the company. Bucklad will work in customer service/risk management at BBL.
Read More →Donlen announced the recipients of its annual Top Auction Awards. Each year, Donlen recognizes top automobile auction partners that work closely with Donlen in its remarketing program.
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Fleet Response hosted its sixth annual event to thank its customers and partners at the 2014 NAFA Institute and Expo in Minneapolis, Minn., on April 9 and 10.
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Rightsizing a fleet, whether it means reducing the number of vehicles or transitioning to smaller, more fuel-efficient models, can create resentment and frustration among drivers, causing them to resist the initiative.
Read More →Donlen launched the next generation of its FleetWeb fleet management platform that builds on enhancements released at the end of 2013 to improve users' productivity and overall experience, according to the fleet management company.
Read More →Merchants Fleet Management has partnered with American Traffic Solutions (ATS) to provide customers with excellent traffic safety, mobility and compliance solutions, the fleet management company has announced.
Read More →David Brennan, LeasePlan United Kingdom's managing director, is leaving the fleet management company to take over as chief executive of a private equity backed company.
Read More →GE Capital Fleet Services has introduced MyFleetOffice2, an online fleet management platform that gives fleet managers the ability to do more powerful analytics, and to complete a wide range of administrative tasks more easily and entirely online.
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