Dent Wizard Names Mike McNamara VP Business Development
ST. LOUIS -- Dent Wizard International announced that Mike McNamara will serve as the company's vice president, business development, responsible for recommending and planning new investment decisions, providing leadership to win new business and overseeing national sales and marketing.
ST. LOUIS -- Dent Wizard International announced that Mike McNamara will serve as the company’s vice president, business development, responsible for recommending and planning new investment decisions, providing leadership to win new business and overseeing national sales and marketing.
Over the past 20 years, McNamara has proven his exceptional capabilities in sales, marketing, operations and business development. Most recently, he served as senior vice president of sales and business development for The ROHO Group, a privately held medical technology company. As ROHO’s leader of sales and marketing strategy, McNamara developed the strategy to create new sales channels for the company’s consumer business segment.
Prior to his position at ROHO Group, McNamara served as director of marketing and business development at W.W. Grainger, where he led teams comprised of sales, marketing, operations, real estate, field services, inventory management, product management and finance to open more than 100 new markets.
McNamara’s extensive experience in the automotive industry began at Federal-Mogul, a $7 billion manufacturer, distributor and retailer of automotive products. While at Federal-Mogul, he served in numerous capacities including general manager for Switches Aftermarket, national retail sales manager for a $100M domestic retail sales division and director of sales and marketing - international where he was responsible for 130+ automotive stores in Australia, Latin America and South Africa.
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