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Sixt Forms New Global Mobility Division

Customers have a central contact at their disposal who creates individually tailored solutions for car rental, leasing, chauffeur service, ride-hailing, and mobility management.

July 12, 2018
Sixt Forms New Global Mobility Division

Sixt will also now offer its customers comprehensive reporting providing numerous benchmarks for the sustainable optimization of the total cost of mobility.

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Sixt is driving further sales development to globally operating corporate customers. The leading mobility service provider has reorganized its Global Account Management team to advise major customers on the Sixt Group’s comprehensive services, achieving significant improvements in the area of mobility.

Customers have a central contact at their disposal who creates individually tailored solutions for car rental, leasing, chauffeur service, ride-hailing, and mobility management. Sixt will also now offer its customers comprehensive reporting providing numerous benchmarks for the sustainable optimization of the total cost of mobility.

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Senior Director Michael Poglitsch, who has held several positions for Sixt since 2000, will head the Global Account Management team. He will report directly to Vinzenz Pflanz, senior vice president of Group Sales. Under Poglitsch’s leadership, the members of the realigned team, some of whom will operate internationally, will be optimally connected for developing new solutions for major customers.

Sixt has already convinced several new globally active customers of the advantages of its service portfolio with its new sales approach, international science, and technology company Merck among them. Sixt is now the preferred mobility partner for Merck employee business trips. The company specifically opted for Sixt because of its holistic, international, and tailored mobility concept and its central support for all solutions.


Related: Sixt Honored with 14 World Travel Awards



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