Energy company Shell has selected FCM as its global travel provider to manage travel requirements across all businesses. With a multi-year contract commencing in 2022, Shell travellers will use FCM’s platform with a full range of travel services. Marcus Eklund, managing director of FCM Global, commented: “At FCM we’re unafraid to challenge conventions nor are we limited by the constraints that many of our competitors face thanks to our global range, proprietary technology, and inherent flexibility. This means we can provide a truly bespoke solution to clients like Shell that accommodates a variety of complex needs within an integrated globally consistent experience.” Julia Sullivan, global travel operations manager at Shell, added: “We look forward to working with FCM and to leveraging their digital capability and innovative approach. Our joint goal is to make a positive difference to our employees’ travel experiences, supporting their wellbeing and empowering them to make more sustainable travel choices.” Both companies have shared a commitment to providing solutions and service offerings that will deliver safe, inclusive, seamless, and sustainable travel experiences for Shell’s business travellers.
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