NAC Announces New Vice President of Sales
WESTERVILLE, Ohio – NAC, a developer and administrator of service contract products and services, has hired Stephen Anderson as vice president of sales. In his new role, Anderson will expand, create and lead new sales and training initiatives for NAC, and
its sales team, agents and clients throughout North America.
“From the start, I was impressed with NAC’s outstanding team of people and their dedication to answering customer needs with agility, flexibility and a can-do attitude," Anderson said about his decision to join NAC. "I look forward to driving profitable growth for NAC, getting back to the basics of this industry, and having a lot of fun.”
Anderson comes to NAC with more than 35 years of experience in the automotive industry, over which he grew and developed – from trade-schooled mechanic, to claims customer service, into service contract sales and technology – to become a well-respected sales management executive. He is a dynamic leader with an impressive background that includes industry-changing software systems design and implementation for aftermarket products.
“Steve's extensive experience, and abilities to inspire, assist and lead change, along with his up-beat attitude and fresh ideas are welcomed and appreciated," said Bill Speaks, CEO of NAC.
Anderson’s experience also includes fixed operations, fleet leasing, customer service and sales training. Prior to his position at NAC, Anderson was the Western U.S. sales manager for Warranty Solutions – a part of Wells Fargo Dealer Services – in Denver, where he was responsible for supporting both agents and corporate sales reps, and was instrumental in the development of business-to-business web initiatives (e-contracting, online contract registration and claims submission), as well as many of their dealer participation, reinsurance and retrospective commission programs in place today.
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