EFG Companies Promotes Two Key Players To Manage Growth
EFG Companies has announced the promotions of two employees into two new key positions, established to manage the company’s growth. Keith Cooper was promoted to manager of sales and Tim Krejci was promoted to manager of dealer services.
“Keith and Tim have proven to be winners and leaders at every position in their past,” said Jim Walker, director sales and marketing. "We are excited about the new direction at EFG Companies. Their leadership will allow us to serve our dealers at the highest level."
Cooper has been with EFG Companies since 1987, serving in the capacities of account executive, area manager, and regional manager. In 1996, Tim Krejci started with the company as an account executive, moving to area manager after winning “Account Executive of the Year.”
"EFG Companies is first and foremost an income development service company dedicated to helping automobile dealers achieve maximum profit return in their sales and F&I departments," Walker said.
About EFG Companies
EFG Companies provides training for retail automobile sales and F&I people, recruiting and development, and the products associated with those departments, as well as service contracts, credit insurance, and aftermarket products.
For more information contact call Jim Walker at (800) 527-1984; e-mail jwalker@efgusa.com, or visit www.efgcompanies.com.
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