Binary Auto Names Adcock EVP
Industry thought leader and trainer J. David Adcock has joined Binary Automotive Solutions as executive vice president.

BEDFORD, Texas — Binary Automotive Solutions announced that J. David Adcock has joined the company as executive vice president. Adcock comes to Binary with more than two decades of industry experience, working with automotive dealerships as well as manufacturers.
“We are thrilled to have David join us. I’ve known David for many years and he shares the Binary Auto commitment to helping dealerships find and develop their value proposition in an increasingly competitive marketplace,” said James E. Binkley, founder and CEO of Binary Automotive Solutions. “David has a proven track record as a dealer trainer and understands what it takes to help a dealership increase CSI and grow its profit.”
Earlier in his career, Adcock served as a national sales trainer for Pat Ryan and Resource Automotive Group. He left that position to join AutoNation Texas as regional development manager. More recently, Adcock served as founder and president of Adcock Dealership Solutions, a Dallas-area dealer services agency.
“Binary Auto is currently experiencing tremendous growth in the market and have some exciting client announcements and programs coming out in 2019,” said Adcock. “After seeing what they have planned for this year and beyond, I couldn’t wait to jump in and help them expand their services out to future dealerships and groups. It’s going to be a big year.”
Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today
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