Falcone Named Commercial Fleet Sales Manager for Subaru
Matt Falcone has been named national commercial fleet sales manager for Subaru of America. Falcone will succeed Tina Kourakos, who will retire from Subaru of America on Oct. 3, 2022.
Matt Falcone has been named national commercial fleet sales manager for Subaru of America. Falcone will succeed Tina Kourakos, who will retire from Subaru of America on Oct. 3, 2022.
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