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Alan Allegretto to Faneuil as COO - PERSONNEL
Alan P Allegretto a former group president at Xerox/ACS Americas Commercial and State Government Transportation Group is now chief operating officer (COO) at Faneuil. His appointment by Faneuil President & CEO Anna Van Buren is announced in a statement today.
She is quoted: "Alan will be influential in driving the diversification and expansion of our corporate portfolio in the coming years."
Faneuil two new top execs - Prehoda, Breedlove PERSONNEL
By Peter Samuel on June 25, 2012
Faneuil, the toll outsourcer based in Hampton Roads VA has a couple of new senior execs - Maggie Prehoda from GILA LLC is Faneuil's new VP Business Development, and John Breedlove previously operations director at Georgia Tolls (SRTA) is new Director of Electronic Toll Operations sat Faneuil. Both are mid-40s.
Job: Program Director, Orlando, FL
By Steph Zaharuk on September 27, 2011PROGRAM DIRECTOR
This position is responsible for assisting and supporting Faneuil's client in achieving overall growth and customer satisfaction and ensures that client requirements and goals are achieved.
PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Provide the organizational structure and processes to ensure ability to deliver on client requirements in a timely and quality driven manner for an operation that spans the entire state of Florida.
Miami Dade Expressway contract toll operations to Faneuil
By Peter Samuel on August 20, 2009
Miami Dade Expressway have Faneuil doing the tail end of manual toll collection, as well as enforcement and contact center work in the move to all-electronic tolling. The recently awarded contracts for $11.1m go for three years to mid-2012.
Faneuil owned by New York businessman Ronald Perelman (CORRECTION)
By Peter Samuel on October 29, 2008We have mistakenly described Faneuil, the company specializing in tolling customer service as a "largely
Canadian company." Like many companies it has a complicated history. It has its origins in Chicago IL and then moved to Boston MA in the 1990s where it adopted the name The Faneuil Group.
It was then bought up by Canadians and became a North American company in operations. At that point it was headquartered in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
