ATLANTA – Rick Pomeroy, vice president of national client sales support, and Erik Kibler, general sales manager, major dealer, are both now responsible for key organizations that focus on serving customers’ needs anytime and anywhere.
by Staff
May 21, 2012
POMEROY
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ATLANTA – As part of the company’s continuing focus on serving customers, regardless of which Manheim channels they use, Manheim has moved two leaders into new roles. Rick Pomeroy, vice president of national client sales support, and Erik Kibler, general sales manager, major dealer, are both now responsible for key organizations that focus on serving customers’ needs anytime and anywhere.
POMEROY
Pomeroy, now reporting to Nick Peluso, senior vice president of customer management, is leading the newly-formed National Client Sales Support team that supports Manheim’s National Commercial Account and Major Dealer groups. This team brings together Manheim’s in-lane and online expertise to support the needs of all the company’s national clients, both commercial and dealer, and to continue to assist with driving the evolution of effective selling solutions.
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KIBLER
Kibler, now reporting to Susie Heins, vice president of dealer sales, will lead Manheim’s Major Dealer team and will work to grow sales efforts, extend financing opportunities and develop deeper integration of the company’s consulting services for Manheim’s key dealer customers.
“Manheim is committed to serving customers the way they want to be served, whether they do business with us in-lane or online,” said Peluso. “Having Rick, Erik and their teams focused in these areas is a key part of how we will deliver on this commitment and help customers do business anytime and anywhere.”
Pomeroy joined Manheim in 1986 and has held a variety of management positions of increasing responsibility within the Finance, Operations and Digital groups. He holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Franklin University. Kibler joined Manheim in 2005 and most recently served as senior director of consulting & analytics with Manheim Consulting. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Oral Roberts University and a Master of Business Administration degree with a concentration in management information systems from Oklahoma State University.
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