NAE Hires Greg Grimes as Dealer Development Specialist
National Automotive Experts (NAE) hired Greg Grimes as its dealer development specialist. He will be responsible for the company’s dealer development and training needs.
CLEVELAND — National Automotive Experts (NAE) hired Greg Grimes as its dealer development specialist. He will be responsible for the company’s dealer development and training needs.
Grimes was previously a district manager for DealerTrack.
He started in the auto industry at the age of 12 washing cars for his grandfather’s Chevrolet store, and since then, has held a variety of positions in the dealership. He was in the top 5 percent of HSBC’s U.S. sales managers, a role he held prior to joining DealerTrack.
“With my previous experience not only with DealerTrack, but actually working in many roles in a dealership, I felt that NAE was the perfect fit for me. I will be able to utilize my skills and talents in assisting dealers in obtaining higher level profits both on the front- and back-end of their stores,” said Grimes. “The most exciting part about this new opportunity is NAE’s full product lineup. There isn’t really anything I can’t provide a dealership.”
“Greg is going to be a very strong addition to our team,” said Bob Mancuso, executive vice president at NAE. “His energy, desire to make a difference, and of course, his ability to be in the top 10 percent of DealerTrack’s district managers will make this a win-win for everyone, most importantly our dealership clients.”
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