Holman Promotes Trio, Including ARI's Foursha
Holman Enterprises has promoted three executives, including ARI's Anthony Foursha to executive vice president of sales and service excellence with the fleet management company in a role that will carry more global duties.

Holman Enterprises has promoted three executives for its fleet and dealer business including Rick Tousaw (shown).
Photo courtesy of Holman Enterprises.
Holman Enterprises has promoted ARI's Anthony Foursha to executive vice president of sales and service excellence with the fleet management company in a role that will carry more global duties, the company has announced.
Foursha will lead ARI's new business development and client relations strategy. He has helped existing clients solve complex business problems in his 20-year tenure with ARI, according to a release.

Anthony Foursha, ARI's executive vice president of sales and service excellence
In other moves, Holman has appointed Rick Tousaw to the newly created role of chief marketing officer of Holman Enterprises and promoted Craig Balfour to vice president of marketing for Holman Automotive. Balfour is leaving ARI for the role.
Tousaw will oversee the development and execution of the organization's marketing efforts. He will continue to serve as the chief commercial officer for Holman's fleet business that includes ARI, Auto Truck Group, and Holman Parts Distribution.
He joined the organization in 2010 and has held several leadership roles, including senior vice president and general manager of ARI Canada. Prior to joining Holman, Tousaw held leadership roles with Molson Coors Brewing, Ocean Spray International, and Unilever Canada.
Balfour will be responsible for Holman's retail automotive marketing strategy in his new role for 36 franchised dealerships that represent 17 automotive brands. He leaves his role as global marketing director with ARI. Balfour spend more than seven years with ARI in various leadership roles. Prior to 2012, he held sales and marketing positions with PepsiCo and Molson Coors Brewing.
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