Teletrac Names New VP of Sales
Garden Grove, Calif.-based Teletrac Inc., manufacturer of the enhanced GPS-based FleetDirector Automated Vehicle Location and fleet management system, has named Drew Hamilton as vice president of sales.

Garden Grove, Calif.-based Teletrac Inc., manufacturer of the enhanced GPS-based FleetDirector Automated Vehicle Location and fleet management system, has named Drew Hamilton as vice president of sales.
Concurrently, Adam Ayers was promoted to director of sales – Western Region and Jared Moore to director of sales – Eastern Region.
According to Teletrac COO Tim VanCleve, the new structure will allow Teletrac to more efficiently continue its expansion into new markets and market segments while continuing to expand in its existing markets due to a growing demand for its FleetDirector product and support services.
VanCleve said, “Each of these individuals has played key roles in Teletrac’s success. Their years of hands-on experience have given them a level of knowledge about vehicle tracking and fleet management reporting systems that is unmatched in the industry.”
Hamilton’s joined Teletrac in 1977. His previous positions include account executive, senior account executive, sales manager and Southern regional sales manager.
Teletrac is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Trafficmaster Plc, a London, UK-based supplier of vehicle navigation and support systems. More than 50,000 FleetDirector units are in operation in the United States. Additional information on Teletrac is available on the Internet at www.teletrac.net or by calling (800) 835-3872.
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