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New FORS practitioner

Published:  28 October, 2020

FLEETMAXX SOLUTIONS has announced that Rachel Pearson is its new Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS) practitioner, she joined the team on 19 October. Rachel has more than 13 years working in the fuel card industry and over 6 years’ experience working with members of FORS.

The company says it takes a special type of person to be a certified FORS practitioner; Rachel is tenacious when it comes to serving her clients. “I have a very strong work ethic, and when it comes to helping you on your FORS journey to accreditation I will help to transform your business into a leader in fleet transport best practice whilst saving you money on your fuel costs with an honest and upfront approach, something you simply won’t get from other fuel card companies’.

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