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Dean Yerem was promoted to global category manager - car fleet for Nestrade, which is the global trading company within the Nestlé Group. Yerem assumed this position in April and is based in Panama City, Panama.
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During the Global Fleet Conference, Andy Sacha, Nestle’s global car fleet solutions manager and winner of the 2013 International Fleet Safety Award, will present a case study on the “Dos and Don’ts in Implementing a Global Fleet Safety Program.”
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During the upcoming Global Fleet Conference in Brussels, Belgium, 2013 International Fleet Safety Award winner and Nestlé Global Fleet Manager Andy Sacha will present a case study about how safety and driver behavior is in the driver’s seat at the multi-national food company.
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Through close co-operation with local partners, MiX Telematics has secured two large projects in the Middle East.
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Although 2013 is shaping up to be comparable to 2012, some commercial fleets are increasing vehicle orders due to improved business or accelerating replacement schedules to take advantage of the strong used-vehicle market.
Read More →Communication, collaboration, and not to mention a number of highly successful initiatives led the three-year Nestlé veteran to the Fleet Financials honor.
Read More →CHARLOTTE, NC – Dean Yerem, purchasing manager, corporate services, at Nestle, was named the 2011 Fleet Executive of the Year by Fleet Financials magazine.
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Executive fleet management can present challenges for even the most experienced fleet managers. Several tips for dealing with fleet vehicles and the executives driving them are discussed.
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From tracking preventive maintenance to reducing vehicle idling and fuel consumption, truck-based fleets are adding telematics devices to their fleet vehicles to improve operations.
Read More →HACKENSACK, NJ - Nestlé Waters North America has initiated a series of follow-on purchase orders to implement I.D. Systems' PowerFleet Vehicle Management System (VMS) on fleets of industrial trucks at six plants in the U.S.
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