Fleet Advantage has promoted Matt Hendricks to senior director of fleet services. He is tasked with driving innovative programs for fleet clients.
Fleet Advantage Names Senior Director of Fleet Services
Fleet Advantage has promoted Matt Hendricks to senior director of fleet services. He is tasked with driving innovative programs for fleet clients.
August 29, 2018
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Matt Hendrix senior director fleet services at Fleet Advantage.
Photo courtesy Fleet Advantage
In his new role, he will serve as a liaison between the fleet services and business development teams with the aim of fostering innovative client-facing programs for pre-sale and post-sale programs during the lease origination process.
Hendrix will also serve as the company’s representative on the Board of Governors of the National Private Truck Council.
He joined Fleet Advantage in 2014 as a member of the fleet services team, focusing on assisting clients with maintenance and warranty problems. He contributed to the development of Fleet Advantage’s ATLAAS software.
“Our clients and partners continue to look to Fleet Advantage for a value-added consultative method that enhances value, lowers operational costs and produces a competitive advantage, and Matt’s expertise greatly improves our ability here,” said Brian Holland, president and CFO of Fleet Advantage. "Additionally, Matt's role in serving on the NPTC Board demonstrates to our clients and industry partners our continued dedication and commitment to Fleet Advantage taking a leadership position in the advancement and advocacy of issues pertaining to private fleet and transportation organizations."
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