Dent Wizard Adds Regional Business Development Manager
Scott Stoner has been promoted to the role of mid-south regional business development manager for Dent Wizard. He will work out of St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS — Dent Wizard International has added Scott Stoner as mid-south regional business development manager. He will manage and expand Dent Wizard’s business in Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas and Utah.
Stoner will work from his office in St. Louis. He will report to Addison Thomas, Dent Wizard’s regional vice president of the mid-south region.
“Scott is one of Dent Wizard’s most tenacious, driven, and knowledgeable resources,” Thomas said. “He hit the ground running and is already cultivating new business in this market.”
Stoner started with Dent Wizard 15 years ago as a technician. He was promoted to sales manager, and later to district manager.
“Scott brings a passion to the customer side of the equation that is second to none. He understands the clear value proposition Dent Wizard provides our dealer partners,” added Mike Black, Dent Wizard’s chief operating officer. “He brings a serving attitude every day and is committed to ensuring we continue to challenge ourselves in ways that strengthen customer relationships. We are excited to have added Scott to our team of professionals.”
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