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Leasedrive diversifies with Scope
14 February 2006
Leasedrive Group, the largest independent privately-owned vehicle
management group in the UK, has won the contract to provide fleet
management to Scope, the national disability organisation whose
focus is people with cerebral palsy. The contract covers 340 vehicles
and includes accident management and short-term vehicle rental.
Commercial director, Roddy Graham said: “This is our second
win in the not-for-profit sector, following on from another contract
won last year. Our adaptability was a key factor in winning this
new account as Scope has a specific requirement for specially-equipped
vehicles. The flexibility and impressive technical features of
our bespoke online totally integrated fleet management system,
Drive:Manager, together with our dedicated management team and
flexible reporting, were major deciding factors in clinching this
deal.”
Maggie Stallybrass, procurement manager at Scope commented: “When
it came down to the final selection, we were highly impressed with
Leasedrive’s attention to detail. They truly wanted to listen and
learn about our specific requirement to ensure that the fleet management
programme they implemented for us met our direct needs. They have
created a bespoke network for our specialist vehicles from scratch,
which was very impressive.”
Leasedrive has also cemented the relationship by becoming the
first Associate Partner of Scope’s Diversity Works initiative,
part of the charity’s Time to Get Equal campaign. Diversity Works
is a unique partnership between businesses, Scope and disabled
people to improve the experiences of disabled employees in the
workplace and create real leadership opportunities.
Maggie Stallybrass added: “We were delighted that Leasedrive
has chosen to be a part of Diversity Works and that they are keen
to reflect Scope’s own commitment to equality and diversity.”
Scope is a national disability organisation, based in England
and Wales, with a focus on people with cerebral palsy. Scope’s
mission is to drive the change to make our society the first where
disabled people achieve full equality.
To find out more about Scope’s work and campaigns visit www.scope.org.uk
or www.timetogetequal.org.uk
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