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2 New General Managers Head to Manheim Auctions
Tom Rastelli will take the helm at Manheim Albany while John Duplanty will take over leadership of Manheim Portland.

Tom Rastelli,
Manheim Albany
Manheim named two new general managers in the east and west regions.
Tom Rastelli will take the helm at Manheim Albany while John Duplanty will take over leadership of Manheim Portland.

John Duplanty,
Manheim Portland
Both Rastelli and Duplanty will be responsible for driving future region growth, building strong client relationships, and enhancing operational efficiencies.
“Tom and John exemplify Manheim’s commitment to a culture that encourages learning and development to drive better results for the business and clients,” said Manheim Division Vice President Alan Lang. “Tom and John have each served in roles of increasing responsibility over the years, developing the skills needed to navigate successfully in our dynamic industry.”
Rastelli joined the company in 1999 as a condition report writer. Since then he’s held several leadership positions such as dealer services manager, assistant general manager. Most recently her served as general manager of Manheim Portland.
Duplanty joined Manheim in 2004 as an intern. After graduating from college, he joined the company’s management training program at Manheim Tampa. Since then he’s held several roles in Florida, New York, and Arizona. Most recently her served as general manager of Manheim Tucson.
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