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ATP wins $20m business travel account
Monday, 05 Aug, 2005
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Travel Management Company ATP International has won the $20 million worldwide account of Stolt Offshore.
ATP will manage corporate travel for the subsea contractors for the international oil and gas industry from offices around the world including its own in Aberdeen, Stavanger and Paris.
Stolt vice president of supply chain Peter Jessup said: “Whilst there is no doubt that this was a difficult decision we were particularly impressed by the use of technology to deliver clear savings, supported by some impressive case studies from other companies in our sector.”
ATP sales director Adam Knights said the win was a “clear validation of ATP’s business model and shows that we are ale to compete and win on a global stage”.
Report by Phil Davies
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