EFG’s Burrow Publishes ‘Chasing Bentleys’
Former dealership manager and current EFG Companies executive Melissa Burrow has published ‘Chasing Bentleys: The Power of Accountability in Achieving Your Goals.’


DALLAS — EFG Companies’ regional vice president of sales, Melissa Burrow, published her first book, offering business professionals advice on using accountability to achieve “authentic” goals. Currently ranked in the top five New Releases for Women in Business category on Amazon, “Chasing Bentleys: The Power of Accountability in Achieving Your Goals” equips readers to take swift, strategic action to make their goals a reality.
Burrow provides lessons gleaned from more than 20 years in the automotive industry, which includes roles as executive director of F&I development, general manager, finance director, finance manager, sales manager, and sales consultant.
“While everyone is designed for greatness, most don’t know how to activate the drive necessary to get what they truly want,” said Burrow. “In my new book, readers will be empowered to take intentional, purposeful steps to their very best lives.”
Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today
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