SNAAC Adds New Director of Business Development
Security National Automotive Acceptance Corporation (SNAAC) hired Ben Hensley as director of business development. He will lead the newly formed business development group, which is part of the SNAAC sales and marketing department.
CINCINNATI — Security National Automotive Acceptance Corporation (SNAAC) hired Ben Hensley as director of business development and will lead the newly formed business development group, which is part of the SNAAC sales and marketing department.
In his new role with SNAAC, Hensley is responsible for developing and enhancing core company programs and creating future product offerings.
Hensley has nine years of experience in the financing industry. Previously, he spent six-and-a-half years with U.S. Bank as assistant vice president of consumer finance, where he had oversight of loan products and was responsible for maintaining relationships, including Dealers’ Financial Services LLC, in Lexington, Kentucky.
“Ben’s extensive background in the financial industry gives SNAAC additional expertise to offer our customers,” said Rich Oakes, SNAAC’s vice president of sales and business development. “His knowledge and experience is also a distinct advantage as we improve current offerings and unveil new products and services.”
Hensley has a Bachelor of Arts in organizational leadership from Northern Kentucky University and is currently working toward his MBA at Xavier University.
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