The St. Louis Cardinals players and staffers used the rentals to mitigate the potential spread of the coronavirus.
After weeks of discussions with Black colleagues across the organization, Enterprise's CEO Chrissy Taylor announced more funding for diversity training and community development, paid time off for employees to volunteer for community causes and other endeavors.
The Pledge includes the company’s car rental operations, as well as its truck rental, vanpooling, corporate fleet management, retail car sales, carsharing and vehicle-subscription services.
The layoffs affect workers in Missouri with the Enterprise Rent-A-Car, National Car Rental and Alamo Rent A Car brands, as well as Enterprise Fleet Management.
Taylor will become one of the highest-ranking women among the world’s largest travel companies and one of the top female CEOs across all industries, based on company revenue.
In the 2019 fiscal year, the organization recorded more revenue, transactions, vehicles, locations, and customer miles logged than ever before.
The new branch at Oslo Airport will serve a growing base of renters looking for access to a wide range of vehicles when they travel to Norway, as well as outstanding customer service and the certainty of renting from a global company.
Pam Nicholson, CEO of Enterprise Holdings, will retire at year's end. Her successor will be named after a meeting of the company’s board of directors in December.
Pam Nicholson is now considered the highest-ranking woman in the car rental industry in one of the world’s largest travel companies.
The largest privately-owned fleet has taken strides towards investing in and implementing vehicles and practices that conserve resources and lower environmental impact.