National Auto Care COO Christina Schrank and Regional Sales Manager Spencer Wanderon Named to “40 Under 40” Lists
WESTERVILLE, Ohio – It’s always a good day when a member of a company receives recognition within its industry. But when TWO people from the same company are honored by a leading industry publication, it is a significant reflection on the quality of that organization.
National Auto Care Corp., a leading administrator of vehicle service contracts and ancillary products based in Westerville, OH, is proud to congratulate COO Christina Schrank and Regional Sales Manager Spencer Wanderon for industry recognitions.
Both Schrank and Wanderon were honored as young leaders in the automotive and insurance industries by Agent Entrepreneur Magazine, a publication for independent agents of automotive finance and insurance products.
“This list represents the next generation of leaders in the agency, product provider and administrator segments,” said David Gesualdo, publisher of Agent Entrepreneur. “It is a formidable group and one that is brimming with confidence and optimism.”
Schrank was also honored by the publication Auto Remarketing, which focuses on news for the pre-owned automotive industry.
Christina Schrank began her career at NAC in 1996. Her hard work and attention to customer service helped her rise through the ranks, taking on not just operations but also marketing and customer service responsibilities. Christina was named Chief Operating Officer in 2013, and has been a vital part of the team that has led the company to nearly 30% growth in 2013-14. Christina lives in Westerville, OH with her husband Paul and their three children.
Spencer Wanderon has served the organization as a Regional Sales Manager since 2011. He was a founding member of Family First Dealer Services, and joined National Auto Care at the time of the companies’ merger. He worked his way up in the company, and supports several of National Auto Care’s largest clients. He has also been has been instrumental in recruiting new agents in his region. Spencer lives in Jacksonville, FL.
CEO Tony Wanderon said in a company announcement, “I want to acknowledge both Christina and Spencer for their tremendous contributions to our company and thank them for everything they do to help us, our agents and their dealers each and every day. While these are individual recognitions, it is a team win for National Auto Care, and I want to thank everyone for the outstanding job and progress we have made in the past two years.”
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