BSC America Names Sales Director, Specialty Sales Division
R. Charles Nichols, president of BSC America, announced the appointment of Chuck Wenzel as sales director for the company’s Specialty Division, which includes PowerSports, Boats and RV’s, as well as Truck & Equipment Sales.
by Staff
February 12, 2016
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R. Charles Nichols, president of BSC America, announced the appointment of Chuck Wenzel as sales director for the company’s Specialty Division, which includes PowerSports, Boats and RV’s, as well as Truck & Equipment Sales.
“BSC America’s Specialty Sales Division has seen steady growth, and we know that Chuck will be instrumental in expanding the scope of our PowerSports and Truck & Equipment sales,” said Nichols in making the announcement. “Our Specialty Division operates the PowerSports and Truck & Equipment Sales at BSC America’s Clayton Station Building, which also houses the Salvage, Rental Wrecks, and Inop units. Chuck is a long-time member of the BSC America family,” Nichols continued, “He previously worked as an assistant general manager at our Bel Air Auto Auction as well as serving as dealer sales manager.”
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Wenzel will join Clayton Station’s general manager Chad Gosser, and sales manager Nick Calvaresi, in the Specialty Division.
“BSC America’s Specialty division has tremendous potential for growth, and I’m looking forward to drawing on my experience in sales and auction operations to continue building our position and influence in the market,” said Wenzel.
Clayton Station’s 5,000-plus square-foot auction arena features double blocks and accommodates theater-like seating for customers as they bid on vehicles. Located at 1300 Business Center Way in Edgewood, Md., Clayton Station is just a few miles away from the main auction campus and includes more than 15 acres for storage.
BSC America, headquartered in Bel Air, Maryland, operates several full-service companies including Bel Air Auto Auction in Maryland and Tallahassee Auto Auction in Florida, both of which are members of the ServNet auction group.
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