Bill Koster to Lead Sales of RV, Marine and Powersports Products; Wendell Anderson Promoted to National Sales Manager
Saint Louis, Missouri — Protective Asset Protection has announced the promotion of Bill Koster to Vice President of Sales – Specialty Products. In his new role, Bill assumes responsibility for sales and distribution of the RV, marine and powersports lines of business.
With Bill Koster’s expanded responsibilities, Wendell Anderson has been promoted to the position of National Sales Manager – Specialty Products. Wendell’s new role provides him with sales leadership responsibilities for the RV, marine and powersports industries.
This change to Protective Asset Protection’s sales and distribution team ensures the organization will continue its focus on exceeding the needs of agents, dealers and consumers.
Rick Kurtz, Senior Vice President – Distribution, Protective Asset Protection said, “Bill and Wendell bring decades of experience to their new roles. Their proven ability to lead distribution and training efforts makes them a perfect fit to continue our commitment to our customers in these important industries.”
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