GSFSGroup Names Stephen Amos as New President
The Houston-based GSFSGroup has named Stephen Amos as its new president. He will oversee day-to-day direction and management of the company's operations, sales, financial control and strategic planning.
HOUSTON –- GSFSGroup has named Stephen Amos as its new president. He will oversee day to day direction and management for all aspects of operations, sales, financial control and strategic planning.
"I am honored to lead a company that emphasizes the strong corporate values of integrity, customer satisfaction and performance excellence," Amos said.
Amos joins Gulf States Financial Services Inc. from First Extended Service Corporation, a nationwide vehicle service contract provider. During his 15 years at First Extended Service Corporation, he held a variety of positions including executive vice president of sales & marketing.
He holds a property & casualty and life producer license in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Prior to joining First Extended Service Corporation, Amos worked for 14 years in the retail automotive industry as a general sales manager, general manager and managing partner.
Headquartered in Houston, GSFSGroup has been serving the automotive financial services industry for more than 25 years, with products, training, services and technology.
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