Routeware announced its new CEO, Jeremy Collins, on Monday. It also announced Ray Greer as its new chairman of the board.
Collins came to Routeware from Azuga, which he led to an acquisition by Bridgestone. The company developed a fleet management platform and grew to more than $100 million in annual revenue under Collins' leadership, according to a release announcing the hiring.
Greer is an operating partner at private equity investor WCAS and former CEO of Omnitracs, which developed in-cab technology solutions for fleets. In a statement, he said Collins would lead the company as it strengthens its integrated operating platform.
"Jeremy understands this space, the challenges our customers face, and the responsibility that comes with running mission-critical systems," Greer said in a statement.
Founded in 2000 in Canada, Routeware today operates in North America, Europe and parts of Oceania. It provides fleet management and technology solutions for commercial clients and local governments, including Waste Pro, Casella Waste Systems and the city of San Diego. Routeware serves nearly 63 million households through its clients and more than 14,000 trucks use its technology.
The company has made multiple acquisitions in recent years. In 2024, it acquired Rubicon's fleet tech businesses after it was spun off from the company. In 2023, Routeware acquired compliance and sustainability software company Recyclist.
Former CEO Paul Rafalowski left the company in November 2025, according to his LinkedIn profile. Rafalowski joined Routeware in November 2022 as chief revenue officer and became CEO the following year.
The company has seen other C-suite changes as well. Its most recent chief revenue officer, Fran Bogle, left in December after a year in the role, according to his LinkedIn profile. Eric Speiser was announced as chief revenue officer in August 2024, but he left the company a few months later, also according to his LinkedIn profile.
Routeware announced in December it was moving its headquarters from Portland, Oregon, to Austin, Texas, describing the new location as “a shared location for internal coordination, customer meetings, and partner engagement.”
