AGWS Announces New Member of Sales Team
WARRENVILLE, Ill. - American Guardian Warranty Services, Inc. (AGWS) is proud to announce a new member of our sales team in the central Atlantic states.
Zachary Hughes becomes the newest part of American Guardian’s field team as AVP of Sales for the Central Atlantic States. His area includes Ohio, Tennessee, South Carolina, and Virginia. He will also be involved with AGWSU, American Guardian’s home office and training school and also training at individual dealerships.
Senior Vice-President Jon A. Anderson had this to say about Zachary: “We’ve had the opportunity to work with Zach in the past, and have found him to be a great resource to the dealer and a great partner for American Guardian. We are excited about the opportunity of Zach and AGWS working together.”
Zachary comes to American Guardian with extensive experience in the retail automotive business, and most recently with Capital Automotive. Zach possesses a great sense of what challenges affect a business owner, and a great ability to help the dealership grow profitability.
For further information about American Guardian contact Senior Vice-President, Jon A Anderson at 1-800-579-2233 x 4123.
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