World Omni Financial Corp Promotes Executive to Oversee Remarketing Teams
World Omni Financial Corp. has announced the promotion of Don Fowler, a 33-year veteran of the automobile remarketing industry, to executive director of remarketing.
DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. – World Omni Financial Corp. has announced the promotion of Don Fowler, a 33-year veteran of the automobile remarketing industry, to executive director of remarketing.
In his new role, Fowler will manage the remarketing teams for CenterOne Financial Services LLC and Southeast Toyota Finance. "I look forward to working with our clients to develop remarketing strategies that maximize portfolio results," Fowler said.
He served most recently as executive director of business development for DataScan Field Services, where he was responsible for the development and coordination of new business opportunities and managing the sales and marketing function.
Prior to that, Fowler was an industry customer, remarketing vehicles for PHH Arval. He also performed auction services with duties ranging from executive sales and marketing positions with GE Capital, ServNet and Manheim, to general management of several auctions in North and South Carolina. In addition, he assisted Autodaq, an Internet auction provider, and United Road, a vehicle transportation company, as they expanded their respective services to the national remarketing community.
Fowler graduated from Towson State University in Baltimore, with a bachelor’s degree in business administration and a concentration in international finance. He is a United States Navy veteran and resides in Mooresville, N.C. with his fiancé. Fowler also has two grown daughters.
Wolrd Omni Financial Corp is a subsidiary of JM Family Enterprises Inc., and is a diversified financial services company. The primary businesses include Southeast Toyota Finance, CenterOne Financial Services, DataScan Technologies LLC and DataScan Field Services.
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