RoadVantage Adds Space, Personnel
The F&I program provider is in the midst of an expansion of its sales and customer service operations.
AUSTIN, Texas — F&I program provider RoadVantage announced the third expansion of its Austin headquarters, the addition of a West Coast office, and new hires across all departments.
These latest expansions enable RoadVantage to further broaden its sales and customer service operations in order to accommodate the company’s record contract volume and accelerated revenue growth, according to CEO Garret Lacour.
“The momentum behind RoadVantage is exciting, but we have an eye to the future and are ensuring that even with our rapid growth, we remain a step ahead,” Lacour said. “We’ve made these investments in our business and our people in order to ensure we continue to provide the best customer experience in the industry.”
In the first quarter of 2017, the company hired new employees across all departments, including the addition of a new West Coast sales office. RoadVantage will further expand its Austin office this summer when it absorbs an adjacent space in the same building. These expansions will double the footprint of its Austin headquarters.
“By putting these resources in place, we are ready to take our business to the next level,” said Senior Vice President Reese Hillard. “The expansions to our team and our offices support our growth strategy.”
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