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VANCOUVER, Wash. — CloudOne, an automotive-specific call center, announced the appointment of Ceren Isildak as director of business development. She will be responsible for developing relationships with advertising agencies and vendors that could benefit from CloudOne’s service and infrastructure.
Isildak will also seek out partnerships with other vendors to advance the company’s products and services, the company stated.
“Ceren’s strong reputation, her in-depth knowledge of this industry and her ability to build strong relationships and drive in new business make her a perfect fit for this position,” said Jim Crouse, CloudOne CEO.
Isildak brings more than six years of experience in the automotive industry. She previously worked at Dealer Communications and also served as director of new business development at Auto Park Car Sales & Rentals.
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