Dealer Impact Systems Tabs David Leventhal To Lead Expansion
Dealer Impact® Systems, an automotive Internet management systems company, has named David Leventhal to the position of director of business development. A veteran sales and marketing executive, Leventhal has experience in both managing and consulting automotive information technology companies.
For over a decade, Leventhal has owned a consultancy that includes clients such as Reynolds & Reynolds, ADP, Volkswagen of America and Ford Motor Company. His career includes positions as an officer or executive for Ultimate Corporation, Universal Computer Systems, Auto Tell Services and Display Data Corporation.
"It's exciting to join a young organization with a refreshing approach," said Leventhal. "We've got a great foundation from which to expand our footprint in this business."
Dealer Impact Systems continues to add clients and staff in 2003. The five-year-old Iowa-based company now has a nationwide sales force and is entering new markets. "Dave brings a great amount of credibility and experience which is invaluable to a growing company like ours," said Brian Cox, founder and president of Dealer Impact Systems.
Dealer Impact® Systems provides complete Internet management systems for automotive dealerships. Through the creation of original websites and the development of proprietary software, Dealer Impact Systems enhances dealership Internet marketing and inventory management. For more information, call 515-334-9638 or visit www.dealerimpact.com.
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