Zeelo is an all-in-one provider for group transportation, delivering managed shuttle programs via technology, operations, vendor management.
UK-based transportation management firm Zeelo has named Flexjet, Inc. Global CEO Andrew Collins as non-executive chairman.
Zeelo is an “all-in-one provider for group transportation.”
It delivers “fully managed shuttle programs that combine technology, operations, and vendor management into one simple solution.”
Clients include Amazon, UPS, Babcock, and Lego.
Zeelo says it helps “employers improve employee retention, reduce transportation costs, and achieve their sustainability goals.”
Per the announcement, “Collins will continue in his role as chief executive officer of global private aviation leader Flexjet while serving as non-executive chairman of the Zeelo Board, collaborating with the company’s leadership and board to accelerate strategic growth, foster product innovation, and expand its global footprint.”
Zeelo Co-founder and CEO Sam Ryan said, “Over the last 18 months, I’ve had the privilege of working closely with Andrew and have seen first-hand the depth of his strategic thinking, operational expertise, and ability to scale complex transportation businesses.”
He continues, “His experience building category-defining brands, leading transformational growth, and navigating international expansion will be invaluable as we continue to grow our impact and deliver on our mission.”
Collins added, “The business is operating at the intersection of transportation, technology, and workforce mobility, solving a challenge that has become increasingly important for employers and communities alike.”
He says, “What excites me most is the scale of the opportunity ahead. Zeelo has an outstanding team, a strong market position, and a solution that delivers measurable value for customers.”
Per the announcement, “The appointment reflects Collins’ personal participation as an independent board chairman and does not represent a corporate relationship between Zeelo and Flexjet.”
Collins joined Flexjet, Inc., when its parent, Directional Aviation, acquired Sentient Jet in 2012.
Collins built Sentient’s jet card business to over $450 million before being named to his current position.
He led the digital transformation of the jet card seller.
He has also played a key role in several strategic acquisitions.
That includes the 2018 acquisition of PrivateFly in Europe.
He also led the formation of Flexjet’s helicopter division.
That included acquisitions of Halo Aviation in the U.K. and Associated Aircraft Group from Lockheed Martin in the U.S.
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