Integrated Vehicle Systems and Rental Concepts Inc. Announce New Consolidated Name
Rental Concepts Inc. and Integrated Vehicle Systems announced Nov. 3 the decision to combine the two companies under one name, Fleet Response. The name change is part of a corporate identity restructuring designed to integrate the companies’ comprehensive services, according to Ron Mawaka, CEO of Fleet Response. “The decision to combine our two companies under a simpler, yet all-inclusive name is a reflection of the changing times, the quick response necessary in the fleet industry, and the ability to provide the appropriate services,” said Ron Mawaka, CEO, Fleet Response. The identity restructuring includes a remodeled website, www.fleetresponse.com, which combines the Integrated Vehicle Systems and Rental Concepts Web sites. A new corporate logo, new Web-access tools for current clients, and an advertising campaign are also included in the restructuring process. Current client services offered by Integrated Vehicle Systems and Rental Concepts will not change, nor will the company undergo any internal or business restructuring. “The services our clients trust and expect such as OLIS, our On-Line Information Service and our national rental network have not changed. In fact, we plan to increase our services in the near future,” added Mawaka. “Fleet Response is our answer to meeting the needs of our clients and potential clients through our continued commitment to timely, attentive, and effective fleet service.” About Fleet Response Established in 1986, Fleet Response specializes in custom-designed fleet management services to the corporate fleet industry. Fleet Response provides maintenance and collision/accident management services through a nationwide network of vendors, and offers subrogation, salvage disposal, customized online services, and rental replacement vehicles. Working with more than 6,000 car and truck suppliers with access to more than 500,000 vehicles, Fleet Response provides rental replacement service to the continental United States, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and Canada. For more information visit www.fleetresponse.com.
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