Greg Horn Joins Mitchell International as Vice President of Industry Relations
Mitchell International, a leading provider of information, workflow and performance management solutions to the auto insurance claims and collision repair industries, recently announced that Greg Horn has joined the company as vice president of vice president of industry relations. Prior to joining Mitchell, he served as vice president of material damage claims at St. Louis-based GMAC. Horn also served as director of material damage processes for National Grange Mutual.
San Diego, Calif.—Mitchell International, a leading provider of information, workflow and performance management solutions to the auto insurance claims and collision repair industries, recently announced that Greg Horn has joined the company as vice president of industry relations. Prior to joining Mitchell, he served as vice president of material damage claims at St. Louis-based GMAC. Horn also served as director of material damage processes for National Grange Mutual.
“Greg brings a wealth of knowledge and leadership experience within the insurance claims industry. He will play an important role in driving Mitchell’s growing value proposition among insurance carriers, as well as helping shape Mitchell’s product portfolio to the evolving needs of the collision repair industry,” said Tom Baird, senior vice president, product management, marketing and business development at Mitchell.
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