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SEARCHSafe-Guard Products International LLC announced Thursday that it named Orlando J. Zayas as president of the company. Company founder Douglas A. Duncan will remain as chairman and chief executive officer.
ATLANTA— Safe-Guard Products International LLC announced Thursday that it named Orlando J. Zayas as president of the company. Company founder Douglas A. Duncan will remain as chairman and chief executive officer.
As president of the company, Zayas will be responsible for expanding Safe-Guard’s direct business, OEM partnerships and product portfolio.
“His experience leading a large warranty company will help us continue to grow our business in numerous directions by leveraging his extensive relationships within our industry,” Duncan said.
Zayas added, “I’ve been an admirer of Safe-Guard’s products and growth for years. Doug Duncan and his team have created a world-class F&I products company. It will be a pleasure to join an organization that truly provides quality products and value to its dealers and their customers.”
Zayas has served in many positions in the industry, from dealer-level finance director to president of a large warranty company. His appointment is effective June 14.
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