Keep pulling the thread on Chrissy Taylor.
Enterprise acquired National and Alamo around 2008-2009 as a strategic move to grow its presence at airports.
The acquisition of National and Alamo introduced a franchising model to Enterprise, which has since expanded the company's operations to over 90 countries.
Enterprise strategically rebranded to 'Enterprise Mobility' to better reflect its broad range of services, moving beyond the perception of being solely a rental car company.
The Enterprise company foundation and the Taylor family foundation have collectively donated over one billion dollars to charitable causes.
Chrissy Taylor's primary goal as CEO is to successfully transition public perception of the company so it is known as 'Enterprise Mobility,' a comprehensive mobility provider, rather than just a rental car company.
Enterprise Mobility has a global workforce of 90,000 employees.
The core operating philosophy of Enterprise Mobility, established by founder Jack Taylor, is 'take care of your customers and employees first and everything else will follow.'
At Enterprise Mobility, employee promotions are directly tied to customer service performance metrics across every brand and business line.
Enterprise Mobility is one of the largest recruiters of college graduates due to its extensive management trainee program.
Enterprise Mobility's fleet management division is its second-largest business line, managing and leasing over 750,000 vehicles.
Enterprise Mobility's rental business operates a global fleet of just over 1.5 million vehicles.
Enterprise Mobility views its status as a privately held company as a key competitive advantage, enabling a focus on long-term strategy and continuous reinvestment.