Anstett Named President of U-Haul Company of Western Ontario

U-Haul Executive Vice President Ron Frank and District 14 Area District Vice President Jake Spelic have announced that David Anstett has been named marketing company president of the new U-Haul Company of Western Ontario.

by Staff

February 13, 2013

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Anstett began his U-Haul career in May 1987 as a sales manager for U-Haul Moving and Storage of Windsor and less than two weeks later was promoted general manager (GM) of that center. Anstett served as GM until his promotion to area field manager for U-Haul Company of Hamilton in September 1995. In May 1999, Anstett was promoted to senior area field manager and district certifier for U-Haul Company of Western Ontario, the position he held until his recent promotion. Today, as president, Anstett will oversee all operations of U-Haul Company of Western Ontario, including truck, trailer and storage rentals.

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