GWC Warranty Names New Chief Revenue Officer
The F&I product provider named Brian Stach to the post. The former vice president for Internet Brands will oversee all of GWC Warranty's field sales operations, including a nationwide team of area vice presidents, dealer consultants, and trainers.

WILKES-BARRE, Pa. — Used-vehicle service contract provider GWC Warranty today announced the appointment of Brian Stach as the company’s new chief revenue officer. He is charged with overseeing all of GWC Warranty’s field sales operations, including a nationwide team of area vice presidents, dealer consultant, and trainers.
Stach brings more than 15 years of management experience, having spearheaded results-driven initiatives for companies such as CareerBuilder, Yahoo!, and DialogTech. He most recently served as vice president of sales for Internet Brands.
“Brian is a proven leader with a long track record of fostering highly engaged, successful sales teams focused on flawless execution and best-in-class customer service,” said GWC Warranty President and CEO Rob Glander. “Because of this, we believe that Brian is an ideal fit to lead GWC Warranty’s talented, industry-leading sales team.”
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