National Auto Care Appoints New Regional Account Development Manager
Westerville, OH – National Auto Care Corp. (NAC), a leading administrator of vehicle service contract and ancillary products, is proud to announce the appointment of Chasity D’Angelo to Regional Account Development Manager. “Chasity is one of the best talents in the industry,” said Vice President of Sales, Courtney Wanderon. “We are excited about Chasity joining the team and know that she will be a great asset to our organization and our partners.”
Ms. D’Angelo will be responsible for supporting several relationships in place today as well as developing new relationships in several strategic states. In addition, she will work with the leadership team on many of the core growth initiatives currently underway. Ms. D’Angelo comes to National Auto Care from Allstate Dealer Services where she worked for over 12 years supporting agents and strategic accounts in the Auto Finance and Insurance Industry. Chasity will report to Courtney Wanderon, Vice President of Sales for National Auto Care.
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