American Auto Guardian Appoints VP of Sales
American Auto Guardian Inc. (AAGI) announced that Jeff Teuscher was named vice president of sales.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. — American Auto Guardian Inc. (AAGI) announced that Jeff Teuscher was named vice president of sales.
Teuscher, who spent more than 25 years in the vehicle service contract industry, has been with AAGI since February 2003 and has been involved in product development, agent certification training, AAGI sales incentive contests and managing the northeast region of the country.
Prior to joining the company, Teuscher served as an F&I training instructor and owned his own aftermarket insurance agency. He’s also served in various executive positions in the VSC industry.
“Jeff has been instrumental in AAGI’s growth and sustainability. Now he will increase that growth through the management and training of AAGI’s regional sales management team,” said Tim Brugh, executive vice president of AAGI.
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