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carbon heroes appoints Colin Tourick

31st August 2009

Carbon heroes, one of the UK’s leading journey-matching companies, today announced a new appointment.

Carbon heroes helps companies to reduce the environmental impact of their employees’ commuting and business travel, delivering cost savings in the process. It has appointed Professor Colin Tourick as a special adviser with immediate effect.

Colin has 30 years in the UK asset finance and vehicle leasing industries, working as chief accountant of LeasePlan UK, general manager of Commercial Union Vehicle Finance and Managing Director of CitiCapital Fleet. For seven years he has worked as a management consultant in the automotive fleet market in the UK and overseas. He is the author of several books including ‘Managing Your Company Cars’, the vehicle management industry textbook. Colin is also the visiting Professor of Centre for Automotive Management, University of Buckingham Business School.

Craig Barrack, Managing Director, explained, “Colin has a wealth of experience from the fleet industry, which is closely aligned with many of our goals. He also brings seasoned general business knowledge and a broad network of contacts.

“Colin has been involved with carbon heroes for some time, assisting with strategic planning and marketing activities. I’m delighted that we have been able to formalise that relationship, as his contributions to date have been extremely valuable.”


For more information about carbon heroes, please contact Craig Barrack on +44 (0) 843 290 3800.

About carbon heroes
Carbon heroes® is committed to reducing our impact upon the environment, initially by making better use of our cars. The company isn’t “anti car”. We use cars too – they often the only practical transport solution for many of our journeys.

However, we can all consider alternatives such as sharing some of the journeys that we make. When we commute to work, how many other cars do we see, typically with just a single occupant? It doesn’t make sense to us that 91% of these trips are made alone, when there could be a colleague who lives nearby.