(12 Apr 2022, 11:48 +07)
BCD Travel, a travel management company (TMC),
has appointed Samrat Roy as Senior Vice President - Program
Management APAC and Ben Wedlock as Senior Vice President - Global
Sales APAC.
Samrat Roy
In his new role, Samrat, who worked previously as
Vice President - Program Management APAC, will continue driving
global and multinational account/client management methodologies
and support the commercial team with regional customer retention.
In his ten years with BCD, Samrat has risen
through the ranks, starting first as a regional account manager
before being named director in 2013 and vice president in 2017.
During his tenure, Samrat has been integral to the evolution of
BCD’s client retention and expansion strategy.
“Our customers have always been at the center of
our business, and in today’s rapidly evolving environment, the
role we play in helping them simplify their travel and
prioritizing their safety has never been more critical. I’m
excited to continue working with our talented team to ensure we’re
well positioned to support our customers as they resume their
travel,” Samrat said.
Ben, who worked previously as Vice President -
Sales APAC, will continue to lead the team charged with expanding
BCD’s client portfolio in Asia Pacific, while supporting customer
bids globally.
“Samrat and Ben both work in areas vital to BCD’s
long-term continuity and have been instrumental in our company’s
growth. Their promotions reflect our continued commitment to
driving our Blueprint for Success forward and to developing the
great talent we have within our organization,” said Greg O’Neil,
President - Asia Pacific, Middle East, Africa & Global Network,
BCD Travel. “Samrat’s sharp focus on partnership and innovation
has led to improved stability, growth and retention of our clients
in the region, while Ben has injected a new burst of energy and
passion into the region, resulting in record sales for Asia
Pacific. We look forward to continuing to benefit from Samrat’s
and Ben’s valuable contributions in these expanded roles.”
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