Ally to Lead Webinar on Improving F&I Performance
Ally Auto will lead an F&I and Showroom-hosted webinar on Wednesday, Nov. 7. It will cover the key elements of a comprehensive F&I plan, and will offer insights on how to increase F&I revenue and net profit.
TORRANCE, Calif. — On Wednesday, Nov. 7, Ally Auto’s Scott Bushouse and Ron Pfluke will lead a Webinar hosted by F&I and Showroom magazine. They will share Ally Auto’s Blueprinting approach to strategically improving F&I revenue.
Bushouse and Pfluke , who serve as sales managers for Ally’s West and East regions, will break down Ally’s F&I sales process, or its Blueprint approach. They will also share a painless approach to compliance management, offer tips on how to get the most out of training, and will detail a plan for increasing net profit.
The webinar starts at 11 a.m. PT (2 p.m. ET) on Wednesday, Nov. 7. Register today by going to www.fi-magazine.com/webinars/ally.
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