Reinforcing its commitment to bring the remarketing industry together, AutoIMS announced an expansion of its Client Services team through the hiring of an industry veteran and the naming of a new vice president.
by Staff
April 28, 2016
(l to r) Cammarata and Miller
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(l to r) Cammarata and Miller
Reinforcing its commitment to bring the remarketing industry together, AutoIMS announced an expansion of its Client Services team through the hiring of an industry veteran and the naming of a new Vice President.
Ann Cammarata joins the AutoIMS staff as Director of Client Support after 20 years of service leadership, most recently with AutoVIN and DataScan.
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“Ann’s many years of well-regarded client advocacy in the auto remarketing industry make her a perfect fit for AutoIMS,” said Mike Broe, President of AutoIMS (Auto Auction Services Corp.).
Simultaneously, Joe Miller was promoted to the role of Vice President, Client Experience.
“Joe’s customer focus and deep understanding of how AutoIMS can positively impact client workflows, efficiency and return in the remarketing process make him a natural fit to address the growing expectations of our clients,” added Broe.
Joe has spent 6 years as the Director of Customer Service at AutoIMS, supporting clients on all sides of the remarketing industry.
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