NCCI Hires Two New National Account Managers
National Creditors Connection Inc. hired Justin Meece and Sam Van Scoyoc as national account managers to cover the Midwest and Central regions of the country.
LAKE FOREST, Calif. — National Creditors Connection Inc. hired Justin Meece and Sam Van Scoyoc as national account managers to cover the Midwest and Central regions of the country.
In their new roles, they will be responsible for enhancing existing relationships and winning business from mortgage servicers, state/local banks, finance companies, and credit unions.
“NCCI is thrilled to welcome two individuals with proven track records of success,” stated Joe Weber, director of sales. “Their extensive backgrounds in auto finance and the mortgage industry will serve them well with NCCI.”
Meece holds 14 years of experience in sales and business development with the auto, banking, and finance industries. He will be based out of the greater Chicago metro area to cover the Midwest region.
Van Scoyoc will be working from Dallas to raise awareness in the Central region of the country. He holds 18 years of experience in the auto and mortgage industry.
“I am extremely pleased to be joining the NCCI team. The product line brings a great amount of value to the ever-growing problem of delinquency and losses,” said Meece.
“I think it is very prominent when a company listens to customers’ needs within a scope of what can be done and will then create a unique product to fit. I am excited to be a part of it,” Van Scoyoc added.
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