Enterprise Receives Awards for Sales, Customer Service
The fleet management company was awarded two Silver Stevies for Innovation in Sales and Best Use of Technology in Sales and two Bronze Stevies for Innovation in Customer Service and Best Use of Technology in Customer Service.

Winners of the 2020 awards were determined by the average scores of more than 180 professionals worldwide on seven specialized judging committees.
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Enterprise Fleet Management took home four awards at the 14th annual Stevie Awards for Sales & Customer Service banquet held in Las Vegas on Feb. 28, earning recognition for its fleet replacement analysis tool and account management strategy.
The fleet management company was awarded two Silver Stevies for Innovation in Sales and Best Use of Technology in Sales and two Bronze Stevies for Innovation in Customer Service and Best Use of Technology in Customer Service.
The Stevie Awards manages eight of the world's most coveted business awards programs, including the Stevie Awards for Sales & Customer Service, a program created to recognize the achievements and contributions of sales, customer service and call center professionals. Winners of the 2020 awards were determined by the average scores of more than 180 professionals worldwide on seven specialized judging committees.
Over 2,600 nominations were evaluated in this year’s competition.
Enterprise Fleet Management was recognized for its fleet replacement analysis tool, launched last year across the company’s more than 50 markets in North America. The tool uses predictive technology and analytics to turn data into actionable insights that can inform a variety of vehicle-related decisions, helping Enterprise save customers money and optimize their business operations.
Enterprise Fleet Management also received recognition for its unique approach to account management. Enterprise Fleet Management customers are assigned a dedicated, local account manager who meets with them several times a year and assembles a customized fleet management program that is just right for their unique business needs.
Enterprise Fleet Management has won several Stevie Awards over the past two decades. Previous distinctions include “Most Innovative Company of the Year,” “Best New Product or Service of the Year,” “Contact Center of the Year” and “Customer Service Department of the Year,” among others.
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