Travel Weekly's 2015 Power List


46 | Atlas Travel and Technology Group

Atlas Travel and Technology Group
2014 Sales: $227.1 million
Employees: 152
Previous Ranking: 39

1 Maple St.
Suite 3
Milford, MA 01757
T (800) 362-8626
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Executives

PRESIDENT/ CEO: Elaine Osgood
COO: Lea Cahill
CFO: John Hannon
CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER: Dan Reagan
VP, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT & PROGRAM MANAGEMENT: Christy Conrow
VP, CORPORATE SERVICES: Mimi Cleary
GM, ATLAS TRAVEL & TECHNOLOGY: Simon Brown

2014 Developments

• Continued to evolve the Atlas Travel Data Store, a repository containing account and traveler profile data, travel policy data, etc. Data Store aids in goal of maturing a hub-and-spoke environment with proprietary and third-party tools.

• Prime Numbers Technology, an independent subsidiary, unveiled the first stage of its new Prime Sourcing travel data tool.

• Opened wholly owned U.K. operation.

• Acquired Angora Travel in Wilmington, Mass.

• Transitioned to in-house 24/7 business model.

• Announced development of AT24, a separate arm of Atlas Travel servicing corporate travel departments and other travel management companies as an after-hours and emergency travel service division.

Company Facts

• Direct sales of travel products, as well as meeting planning and incentive programs to the end consumers.

• $3.6 million in sales from hosted agents

• ARC sales of $147.3 million.

• Operates AT Home, hosting via Atlas Travel’s independent vacation consultant network. AT Home was launched in 2014 and is recognized as a Host Agency Member by National Association of Career Travel Agents.

• Operates Prime Numbers Technology, direct sales of analytics and benchmarking tools to corporations or to other travel management companies.

• 10 outside agents.

• 92% of sales from business, 6% leisure, 2% other.

• Affiliate of BCD Travel and a member of Ensemble Travel.

• Privately held; majority shareholder of Atlas Travel & Technology Group is Elaine Osgood.

Looking Ahead

• Target is for all automation to branch from a common “hub” of data and that this hub will remain flexible enough to accommodate the changing landscape of tools and client needs.

• Upgrading risk management solution, Plan A, as a focus of security and travel management; and developing end-user mobile capabilities.

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