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The IARA celebrated its 20th anniversary last year and has seen much success in the last five years with its technology and communications programs.
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The International Automotive Remarketers Alliance, the leading trade group for vehicle consignors, is seeking candidates for the position of systems and communications manager.
The job was posted last week after current administrator Kim Hunt, who has held the position since March 2020, announced she will leave the IARA in February to work as the senior compliance and contract specialist for AutoIMS. Hunt will continue to be involved in the remarketing industry.
The role involves overseeing the everyday operations of the alliance's computer and network systems; monitoring, reviewing, and updating the IARA website; and handling internal and external communications with members and prospects. Complete details on duties, qualifications, and contact information here.
The remote full-time position reports to IARA executive director Tony Long.
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