ARI Names Mann as New Assistant Treasurer
ARI, a leading global fleet services provider specializing in complex car and truck fleets, named Jesse Mann as Assistant Treasurer. Prior to joining ARI, Mann spent nearly eight years with Bank of America in a variety of positions.
ARI, a leading global fleet services provider specializing in complex car and truck fleets, named Jesse Mann as Assistant Treasurer. Mann’s wealth of financial industry experience, combined with his leadership and analytical skills, will be invaluable to ARI in his new role.
Prior to joining ARI, Mann spent nearly eight years with Bank of America in a variety of positions, most recently serving as Director in the Treasury Group at Bank of America Corporation. Earlier in his career, Mann also spent time with industry leaders such as Advanta Corp., Fleet Boston, and Fitch Inc. Mann earned his Bachelor of Science in Engineering from India’s South Gujarat University and his MBA, as well as Master of Science in Accounting, from Drexel University.
“We are extremely excited to have Jesse as our new Assistant Treasurer and believe his strategic thinking and meticulous attention to detail will be tremendous assets to ARI for many years to come,” said ARI Treasurer Brian Horwith. “Jesse will play a critical role in ARI’s financial operations both here in the United States as well as internationally as the company continues its global growth.”
In his role as Assistant Treasurer, Mann will be a driving force in leading ARI’s treasury operations. His responsibilities will include financial negotiations, forecasting and budgeting, liquidity management and the development and implementation of treasury process improvements.
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