ADI Appoints Jack Ferry F&I Instructor
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. –- The Automotive Dealership Institute has appointed Jack Ferry as an instructor for its Automotive Finance Management program, according to ADI CEO/Director of Operations Alan Algan. Ferry will teach all aspects of F&I, including such key aspects as legal compliance, loan structuring and placement, product presentation and objection handling.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -– The Automotive Dealership Institute has appointed Jack Ferry as an instructor for its Automotive Finance Management program, according to ADI CEO/Director of Operations Alan Algan. Ferry will teach all aspects of F&I, including such key aspects as legal compliance, loan structuring and placement, product presentation and objection handling.
Ferry served in executive positions with Ford Motor Credit Co. and Americredit Corp., and also worked in senior management positions including finance director and special finance director at three major dealership groups in Arizona and Indiana. He held the esteemed position of vice president of the Financial Management Association, and has won numerous awards, including Outstanding Member of Finance. Ferry earned his MBA from California State University, Fullerton, achieving Dean's List status for two consecutive years.
"At ADI, I will be able to use my experience to train others who are interested in an automotive career," Ferry said. "This is extremely gratifying, to be able to help mold the industry's future finance managers, directors, GSMs and dealer principals. I am convinced that education is the key to CSI and moving the automotive industry forward."
The Automotive Dealership Institute is a Scottsdale, Ariz.-based automotive management training facility that specializes in educating the next generation of finance and insurance managers and service advisors. ADI is approved by the State of Arizona Board for Private Postsecondary Education.
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