Central Auto Auction Names Salerno Assistant General Manager
Peter Saldamarco, president of Central Auto Auction, located in Hamden, Conn., recently named Anthony Salerno Assistant General Manager.

Auction President, Peter Saldamarco (right) welcomes newly named Assistant General Manager Anthony Salerno to Central Auto Auction.
Peter Saldamarco, president of Central Auto Auction, located in Hamden, Conn., recently named Anthony Salerno Assistant General Manager.
Salerno previously served as the Assistant General Manager for Adesa Long Island, and more recently as the General Manager of Adesa Miami. His prior experience at these major national auction facilities makes him the ideal candidate to fill the role at Central Auto Auction.
“We are thrilled to welcome Anthony Salerno aboard, as he offers a tremendous amount of expertise in our industry,” Saldamarco said. “Anthony has many industry contacts, vast industry knowledge and an exceptional track record of success. His main focus initially will be to manage our rapidly increasing commercial consignment volume. We know he’ll fit right in with our staff. Central Auto Auction is a major up and comer in the automotive auction industry, and we’re proud to have Anthony on our team.”
Central Auto Auction is the closest independent auto auction to New York City, drawing buyers and sellers from throughout New York, northern New Jersey, Long Island, Connecticut, southern Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Live auto auctions are held on Tuesday mornings at 10:30 a.m., with all lanes on simulcast. Online auctions take place 24/7 on the Central Auto Auction website, CentralAA.com.
Salerno will begin working with Central Auto Auction effective May 28. To learn more about Central Auto Auction, go to http://www.centralaa.com.
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