OPENLANE, Cox Automotive, and a Tennessee auto auction all make management moves in the last month.
Keegan is stepping down after 15 years with the company. Brad Burgess, senior VP of sales and marketing, and Kirk Hoffman, CFO, will serve as interim co-CEOs.
The company will start a national search to succeed Treasurer and VP of investor relations Mike Eliason.
The incoming president brings 20 years of business development, operational, and strategy experience.
Company co-chair Dave Blake will succeed Weaver, whose remarketing industry spans more than 40 years with multiple executive roles.
After a 41-year career at Cox Automotive, current CFO Mark Bowser will retire this year and Senior Vice President of corporate development Scott LeTourneau will take his place on September 19.
Carl Ortell will transition to a new role as Vice Chair of the Holman Board and help to shape the company’s strategic vision.
Joseph Thompson will be responsible for all aspects of product delivery – from ideation and engineering to commercial operations and human resources.
The International Automotive Remarketers Alliance selected an experienced executive in the wholesale automotive industry to lead operations of the trade group.
Remarketing industry veteran Tony Long served in the position for a decade that spanned numerous successes for the vehicle consignors trade group.
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