CARMEL, IN – ADESA Corp., a subsidiary of ADESA, Inc., has filled two openings in its West Region. Jason Arcaro has been appointed to assistant general manager at ADESA Seattle and Ted Coates will replace him as eCommerce sales and operations manager at ADESA Los Angeles, effective February 12, 2006.
CARMEL, IN – ADESA Corp., a subsidiary of ADESA, Inc., has filled two openings in its West Region. Jason Arcaro has been appointed to assistant general manager at ADESA Seattle and Ted Coates will replace him as eCommerce sales and operations manager at ADESA Los Angeles, effective February 12, 2006.
Arcaro joined ADESA in 2002 and has worked in many capacities at both ADESA San Diego and ADESA Los Angeles, including marketing, IT, factory, and most recently, sales and operations.
Coates has more than a decade of auction experience prior to joining ADESA Los Angeles in 2003 as its factory manager. He later assumed the responsibility of operations manager at this location where he worked closely with Toyota Financial Services and many of ADESA’s major fleet customers offering Internet sales.
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