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AMI Leasing has named John H. Tweedie assistant vice president, Fleet Maintenance Management Services.
AMI Leasing and Fleet Management Services announced Nov. 10 that John H. Tweedie of Cumberland, R.I. has been promoted to the position of assistant vice president, Fleet Maintenance Management Services.
Tweedie’s new responsibilities will include managing fleet maintenance services and emergency roadside service for AMI Leasing. He will also seek to develop new and enhance existing services.
Tweedie, who has been with AMI for more than 14 years, most recently served as assistant vice president of maintenance.
He began his service with AMI as a foreman in Providence, R.I., and has been a service manager, and a district manager for the Providence and New Bedford area, central Massachusetts and northern New Jersey.
Before joining AMI, Tweedie was employed by Ford Motor Co. He has attended several technical schools and holds various OEM certificates.
About AMI Leasing
AMI Leasing, headquartered in Worcester, Mass., is a wholly owned subsidiary of Ford Credit.
With about 34,000 vehicles nationwide, AMI is a largest full-service fleet management company and says it offers its customers a single source for car, truck and equipment leasing, as well as complete logistics services, truck rental and fleet management, anywhere in the United States.
AMI operates 25 sales and service facilities with more than 650 employees.
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