Colleen Borys Joins VINtek as Project Manager
VINtek, a provider of automotive collateral management services and direct auto finance solutions for banks, credit unions and other automotive finance lenders, announced that Colleen Borys has joined the company as a project manager.
PHILADELPHIA — VINtek, a provider of automotive collateral management services and direct auto finance solutions for banks, credit unions and other automotive finance lenders, announced that Colleen Borys has joined the company as a project manager.
In this role at VINtek, Borys monitors all new client implementation in addition to ongoing client projects.
She brings with her more than 20 years experience in business process management and product development in the finance and insurance industries. She has overseen the implementation of various title administration products and services supporting a captive finance arm of a major automotive manufacturer with more than six million consumer accounts, as well as managing client relationships and supporting automotive insurance tracking processes for several other large automotive financiers.
In addition to her business experience, Borys is also a two-term secretary and member of the board of the National Title Solutions Forum, a committee of the American Financial Services Association devoted to improving title processing for lienholders, dealers and motor vehicle agencies in the United States.
“Borys’ extensive experience in managing a large-scale business process title administration client relationship will help VINtek maintain its historically high customer satisfaction levels and record-setting growth attained by adding more than 345 new customers in the last 12 months,” said Lawrence Highbloom, president and CEO of VINtek.
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