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SEARCHALPHARETTA, GA – LeasePlan USA recently recognized its peak performing auction partners at the Conference of Automotive Remarketers (CAR) Consignor Recognition Awards ceremony on March 10, 2011.
LeasePlan USA's Levi McCoy (left), director of remarketing, and Sue Jones (right), regional remarketing manager, present Jason Blake (center), assistant general manager for Manheim Georgia, with the Top Sales Achievement Award.
ALPHARETTA, GA – LeasePlan USA recently recognized its peak performing auction partners at the Conference of Automotive Remarketers (CAR) Consignor Recognition Awards ceremony on March 10, 2011. The awards were given for the auctions’ performance during 2010.
“LeasePlan created the awards program to recognize that, without our valued auction partners, we could not consistently yield exceptional remarketing results for our clients,” said Levi McCoy, director, remarketing.
McCoy presented the following auctions with awards:
Top Sales Achievement Award:
Manheim Georgia
The Top Sales Achievement Award is given to the auction with exceptional performance in gross sales retention of LeasePlan vehicles.
Stellar Performance Award:
ADESA Buffalo – Northeast
Greater Kalamazoo – Midwest
Manheim Darlington – Southeast
Manheim Metro Dallas – Southwest
Manheim Portland – West Coast
The Stellar Performance Award is given to the auction that outperforms all other auctions in the region in three key areas: condition reports, average days to sell and gross retention.
Outstanding Service Award:
Manheim New England
Manheim Riverside
The Outstanding Service Award is given to the auction nominated by one of LeasePlan’s regional marketing managers for going above and beyond.
“At LeasePlan, we are committed to exceeding client expectations by ensuring the delivery of premium, high-touch service and expertise. And auctions like the ones earning this year’s awards truly exemplify these attributes,” said McCoy.
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