Flexco Fleet Services Hires Two New VPs
WESTERVILLE, OHIO – Flexco Fleet Services announced that it has appointed Dave Selz to vice president information technology and Mike Kirila to vice president of sales and marketing.
WESTERVILLE, OHIO – Flexco Fleet Services announced that it has appointed Dave Selz to vice president information technology and Mike Kirila to vice president of sales and marketing. Flexco is an asset management company that provides a wide range of vehicle remarketing services to corporations and fleet management companies.
Selz’s responsibilities include managing the technology strategy for both internal and external customer applications. This includes development of a Web-based driver and employee vehicle sales application, and a client access application that will allow Flexco’s clients to monitor all aspects of the vehicle remarketing cycle from start to finish.
Selz has 17 years of experience with major fleet management services companies, including Associates Fleet Services and CitiCapital Fleet from 1987 to 2003, and GE Commercial Finance Fleet Services after its acquisition of CitiCapital Fleet in 2003. While with Associates Fleet Services, Selz developed its first PC-based vehicle management and electronic ordering application, and was responsible for the implementation and management of this application at over 200 client sites.
Michael Kirila also recently joined Flexco Fleet Services as vice president of sales and marketing. Prior to joining Flexco Fleet Services, Kirila was assistant general manager national accounts at Bel Air Auto Auction. Prior to this, Kirila worked 14 years at Indiana Auto Auction as its fleet lease manager. Kirila is affiliated with a number of industry associations such as the Automotive Fleet Lease Association, National Association of Fleet Resale Dealers, Automotive Salvage Pool Association, National Auto Auction Association, and the International Automotive Remarketers Alliance.
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