ADESA Shifts Management in Texas, California, New Jersey
ADESA recently announced Scott Stalder, an 18-year auction veteran, has been promoted to the position of general manager for ADESA Los Angeles.
recently announced Scott Stalder, an 18-year auction veteran, has been
promoted
to the position of general manager for ADESA Los Angeles. Stalder, who
began his career with ADESA Dallas in 1997 as an assistant general manager,
was promoted to general manager of ADESA Austin in 1999 before returning
to ADESA Dallas in 2002 to serve as the auction’s general manager.
“ADESA Los Angeles has experienced significant growth in the past few years,” said Jim Hallett, ADESA president and chief operating officer. “Scott’s
experience and outstanding leadership skills are impressive and I am
confident that he will continue building a strong auction presence
on the West coast.”
more than 10 years of auction experience will replace Stalder as
general manager
for ADESA Dallas. Since 2000, Stevens had served as assistant general
manager for ADESA Dallas. In 2003, Stevens completed ADESA’s in-house
Leadership Development Program (LDP), which prepares employees for
upper management positions.
excited that Pat will continue to expand his professional career with
ADESA.”
will take Stevens’ place as assistant general manager for ADESA Dallas. Rudy, who joined ADESA Dallas in 2000 as the company’s
fleet/lease manager, possesses more than 10 years of experience in
the wholesale vehicle auction industry.
Business Manager
Stalder
Rudy
Samuel
Migneco
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