CareGard Adds 10 New Employees
CareGard Warranty Services is staffing up due to ‘exponential growth’ in advance of the company’s 25th anniversary.
GRAPEVINE, Texas — CareGard Warranty Services has added 10 new staffers to help manage “exponential growth” as the company approaches its 25th anniversary in May 2019, executives announced.
Stephanie Mustafa has joined CareGard’s sales department, Courtney Sturges has joined CareGard as a project manager, and Amy Bosco has joined the company’s in-house reinsurance division. Stacia Curry and Tressia Butler have joined CareGard’s business administration department.
CareGard has also added five new claims adjusters, primarily to support a new OEM partner: Mike Shearin, Shaun Runels, Corey McKenzie, Steve Matzke, and David Vickery. Each is ASE-certified and has experience working in dealer service departments.
“As CareGard continues its strong tradition of providing the best industry products, pricing, training, income development, technology and claims administration, we are adding key team members to allow us to continue providing unmatched service to our agents, dealers and customers for the next 25 years,” the company said in a statement.
Originally posted on F&I and Showroom
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