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Robyn Moreno Assumes Presidency of The CRX Group
Moreno replaces Stan Levy, founder and owner of The CRX Group.
August 14, 2020
Robyn Moreno had been working in various executive positions for the 20-year-old company for the past 15 years.
Photo via CRX Group.
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Robyn Moreno has taken the position of president of The CRX Group, a provider of SaaS, website development and marketing, and network connections to independently owned and mid-tier car rental agencies worldwide.
Moreno assumes the position from Stan Levy, the company’s founder and owner, who is “semi-retiring,” according to Moreno. “We wish Stan nothing but happiness as he embarks on his next chapter of life,” Moreno said.
Moreno had been working in various executive positions for the 20-year-old company for the past 15 years.
Moreno said she plans to grow The CRX Group by making it more visible to new clients and by adding more OTA partners. “I’d like to create an exciting environment for our partners to enrich their rental car businesses with exciting new reservation building tools and solid advice,” she said.
The CRX Group works with networks such as Kayak, Autorentals.com, CarTrawler, and CarRentalExpress.com.
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