LeasePlan USA Announces Additions to the Corporate Fleet Marketing Department

by Staff

April 9, 2002

1 min to read

LeasePlan USA announced Apr. 9 Eric Crooks has transferred into the position of business development analyst and Suzanne Ulanski has joined the company as product marketing manager.

Mr. Crooks has spent 17 years in the automotive/leasing industry, the past seven of which he has worked at LeasePlan in client services and operations. Mr.Crooks most recently served as process improvement manager in the operations division where he acted as team leader, responsible for the design and implementation of a variety of internal projects. In the client services role, Mr. Crooks handled accounts such as Philips North America, Yellow Freight and The Hartford.

Ms. Ulanski previously was product manager at the Weather Channel where she developed the Driving, Financial Forecast and Workday products for weather.com. Prior to the Weather Channel, Ms. Ulanski was an assistant product manager at American Greetings in Cleveland, where she performed competitive analysis and served as the company's key product liaison for Yahoo! and Lycos.

LeasePlan USA, a subsidiary of ABN AMRO Lease Holding, is a vehicle leasing and fleet management solutions company.

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