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June 09, 2008

McCoy Named Director, Remarketing for LeasePlan USA

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ALPHARETTA, GA – LeasePlan USA has announced the appointment of Levi McCoy to director, remarketing. He will report directly to Tim Martin, vice president, Atlanta operations.

In this position, McCoy will lead LeasePlan's wholesale, auction, driver and employee sales operations. He will be responsible for ensuring that LeasePlan maximizes remarketing returns for its clients' vehicles. His combined experience and knowledge of LeasePlan's operating systems will allow him to make an immediate contribution to growing the upstream remarketing channels and providing clients with comprehensive remarketing performance reporting.

Prior to this position, McCoy was a key contributor in the development and facilitation of training programs, and in the design and development of LeasePlan's Quality Improvement Process. In addition, he brings a wealth of expertise in quality assurance, customer service, performance metrics reporting, Internet sales support and call center management developed during his tenure at Verizon Communications and Galileo International.

 

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