Chevin Fleet Solutions Expands Sales Management Team
FITCHBURG, MA – Chevin Fleet Solutions has recently added Joe Morgan to its sales staff as national account manager.
FITCHBURG, MA – In response to the steadily growing demand for its enterprise fleet management information systems, Chevin Fleet Solutions, the leading global provider of fleet management software has recently added Joe Morgan to its sales staff as National Account Manager.
Previously as Director of Marketing and Sales for GP Solutions, a global computerized maintenance management system provider, as well as National Account Executive for Maximus, a rival fleet management system provider, Joe Morgan has decades of success helping commercial and public sector organizations gain long-term efficiencies and savings through the use of technology.
"This recent expansion of our sales and client relationship team further strengthens Chevin's ability to meet the ongoing needs of our customers" noted Ron Katz, Senior Vice President of North American Sales. "Joe Morgan's wide-ranging understanding of our client's needs as well as his vast industry experience will significantly benefit our organization and our clients."
About Chevin Fleet Solutions
Chevin Fleet Solutions is a global provider of enterprise fleet management information systems. Chevin developed the world's first web-based fleet management system, FleetWave in 2000, as well as pioneering revolutionary data consolidation functionality to make fleet and workshop operations simpler and more controllable. Meanwhile the company continues to market its class-leading 'desk-top' RoadBASE fleet management system, aimed at small to mid-sized fleets.
For further information please visit our website: www.chevinfleet.com
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