Meijer Group Inc. to Implement Wright Express Affinity Program
Meijer, a retail supercenter, and Wright Express have entered into an agreement to offer Meijer commercial customers a new Affinity Card program. Wright Express Corporation, a leading provider of payment processing and information management
services to the U.S. commercial and government fleet industry developed the program for Meijer.
The program allows Meijer to offer a nationally accepted fleet card, branded
with the Meijer logo, to all its commercial customers. In addition, the program
will enable Meijer to accept the Wright Express card at its convenience store
locations. Meijer has 176 supercenter locations in Michigan, Indiana, Illinois,
Ohio and Kentucky, with most having a convenience store/fueling site on the
same premises.
About Meijer
Meijer is a retail supercenter offering a full grocery department plus over 40
other departments including Fashion, Automotive, Home Decor, Health and
Beauty Care, Pharmacy, Electronics, Pet and more. Meijer began as a local
grocer and in 1962 opened the first Meijer Thrifty Acres, a food and general
merchandise supercenter. Meijer now has 176 stores across the Midwest.
You can learn more about Meijer at www.meijer.com.
About Wright Express Corporation
Wright Express is a leading provider of payment processing and information
management services to the U.S. commercial and government vehicle fleet
industry. Wright Express provides these services for approximately 295,000
commercial and government fleets containing 4.3 million vehicles. Wright
Express markets these services directly as well as through more than 100
strategic relationships, and offers a MasterCard-branded corporate card. The
Company employs more than 650 people and maintains its headquarters in
South Portland, Maine. For more information about Wright Express, visit http://www.wrightexpress.com.
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