NextGear Capital Announces Management Changes
NextGear Capital has announced the appointment of Bradley Walsh to the role of vice president, commercial accounts. Walsh will be responsible for developing and implementing finance and service solutions for commercial account customers.

WALSH
NextGear Capital has announced the appointment of Bradley Walsh to the role of vice president, commercial accounts. Walsh will be responsible for developing and implementing finance and service solutions for commercial account customers.
"Our industry is an ever-changing landscape, constantly presenting new challenges and opportunities," stated NextGear Capital COO Shane O'Dell. "As NextGear Capital continues to evolve and adapt, we seek to overcome challenges in pursuing those opportunities. Having the best executive team is critical to that process, and Brad's diverse background in the automotive industry is precisely what we need to best serve our commercial account customers."

WALSH
Walsh previously served as Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer for QCSA Direct, a salvage auction provider in Davenport, IA. He has also served as Vice President of Business Development for Cross Country Automotive Services (Agero) in Boston, MA, and as Vice President of Sales & Marketing for ADESA Impact Auctions. Walsh is a U.S. Air Force veteran and resides in Carmel, IN.
In response to his new role, Walsh stated, "Commercial accounts will continue to be an integral component of NextGear Capital's customer base. Analyzing their impact and providing solutions to serve them will be my emphasis. I'm enthusiastic about this role with an industry leader like NextGear Capital."
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