Tony Moorby to Oversee ADESA's National Sales Team
ADESA has announced several changes in management. Tony Moorby, executive vice president of ADESA Corp., assumes increased leadership responsibilities by overseeing ADESA's national sales team. Don Elliott, vice president of sales, and the national sales team members will report to Moorby. Warren Byrd has been promoted to senior vice president of information services. In his new position, Byrd will be responsible for coordinating and facilitating information services throughout the company and will manage Information Technology and e-Business Services. Byrd, who joined ADESA in 1994, first served as general counsel and was later promoted to vice president of corporate development. Bill Stackhouse, chief financial officer, will assume corporate development responsibilities. Stackhouse will provide oversight of the several large auction development projects currently underway, and he will be in charge of the company's efforts to continue expansion through accretive acquisitions. Karen Turner, general counsel of ADESA, has been promoted to senior vice president. In addition to her duties as manager of the legal and risk management areas, Turner is assuming responsibility for the company's human resources department. This includes oversight of the benefits, payroll and employee relations functions for ADESA's 10,000-plus employees in the United States and Canada. ADESA is an acronym for Auto Dealers Exchange Services of America. Headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana, ADESA Corp. is a wholly owned subsidiary of ALLETE.
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