Former ALD executive comes onboard with Fleet Procure expansion

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Rory Harrison, former ALD Automotive business development manager for the funder’s smart leasing relationship, has joined Fleet Procure as its new commercial manager – leasing & OEM.

Rory Harrison, commercial manager – leasing & OEM at Fleet Procure

Harrison will leverage his 16 years’ experience at ALD to support expansion plans at Fleet Procure. The fintech software solutions provider works with brokers, dealers, finance companies and OEMs to increase efficiency and accuracy and simplify vehicle procurement and order management.

In his new role, Harrison will focus on OEM and leasing company relationships to utilise Fleet Procure’s core vehicle procurement and ordering platform, agency ordering and the new Stock Manager module for managing tactical stock.

He commented: “It’s a big move for me after spending such a significant part of my career with ALD. But it’s such a great opportunity to engage the leasing companies and OEMs in the benefits of the Fleet Procure platform, particularly as we move towards more agency deals.”

Lee Jones, managing director at Fleet Procure, added: “Rory joins us at a remarkable time for our business as we enter an exciting phase of our growth plans. Our next step is to branch out from our current leasing broker and dealer offering to work directly with car makers and leasing companies.

“Rory is very experienced and well-regarded. He will be heading up this new direction and introducing our new products to these automotive sectors.”

The expanding business continues to sign up leasing brokers every month, with 80 on the books and an ambition to attract 100 leasing brokers to the platform by the end of the year

“We are definitely looking forward to a successful future at Fleet Procure,” finished Jones.

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Natalie Middleton

Natalie has worked as a fleet journalist for nearly 20 years, previously as assistant editor on the former Company Car magazine before joining Fleet World in 2006. Prior to this, she worked on a range of B2B titles, including Insurance Age and Insurance Day. Natalie edits all the Fleet World websites and newsletters, and loves to hear about any latest industry news - or gossip.