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National Automotive Experts/NWAN Welcomes Ryan Nelson to their Sales Management Team

September 19, 2016
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STRONGSVILLE, Ohio – National Automotive Experts/NWAN is proud to welcome Ryan Nelson to their sales management team as the National Sales Manager.


Prior to joining NAE, Nelson worked as an Executive Vice President for Spencer Re. Nelson started his professional career selling cars in 1995.   His diverse background includes working with Bridgestone Firestone as a District Manager, Zurich Direct Markets as an Account Executive and Regional Sales Manager, and Cunningham Lindsey as Senior Vice President of Business Development.

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“We are extremely excited to have Ryan as part of our team,” says David Neuenschwander, Vice President of National Automotive Experts. “Ryan has an extensive background in the automobile industry with proven history of leading sales teams and driving top line growth. Ryan’s talent and experience will help ensure that we continue to deliver on our promises. He is driven to be the best and will be counted on to lead our sales team as we help our customers grow their business.”


“I have known of NAE/NWAN and their success for many years, and feel honored to be joining such an accomplished team,” says Nelson. “I look forward to working with our strategic partners and helping them accomplish their goals.”


National Automotive Experts is a leading provider of auto, RV, and powersport F&I products. For more information on National Automotive Experts, visit www.nationalautomotiveexperts.com or call 877.222.1645.

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