AMI Leasing Names Methe Regional Sales Manager
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AMI Leasing has named Norman M. Methe regional sales manager.
AMI Leasing announced Nov. 10 that Norman M. Methe of Barre, Mass., has been named regional sales manager. He will be based at AMI Leasing’s corporate headquarters in Worcester.
In his new position, Methe will be responsible for developing new business and growing business among current customers for the Boston, North Shore and South Shore area of Massachusetts, and providing customer service throughout the region.
Before being named to his new position, he served as executive car sales manager for AMI. He previously served in sales positions with several auto dealerships.
About AMI Leasing
AMI Leasing, headquartered in Worcester, Mass., is a wholly owned subsidiary of Ford Credit.
With about 34,000 vehicles nationwide, AMI is a full-service fleet management company. It says it can offer its customers a single source for car, truck and equipment leasing, as well as complete logistics services, truck rental and fleet management, anywhere in the United States.
AMI operates 25 sales and service facilities with more than 650 employees.
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