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Handling all aspects of advertising and marketing for 6 Nevada dealerships and assisting California and S. Oregon. Day to day activities include relationships with vendors and ad agencies. Write and/or manage copy for radio and TV. Approve all commercials and print ads relating to the dealerships. Assure strict compliance with advertising law and budget allowances. Involved in all aspects of store layout, signage, and employee compliance with company strategies and marketing deployment. Close relationship with Multi Store Manager, GMs, and SMs for planning and implementation of new and existing business strategies.

: Responsibilities include marinating client base with required growth of assigned accounts and gathering new accounts of 24 per year minimum to increase revenues. Account management requires constant monitoring of billings, collections, brining new marketing ideas to clients to improve client revenues and grow billing 10 – 20% each year. Change and monitor copy as needed, assure billing accuracy and be there when needed and when not needed.

While working for UDS as STC the client asked me to take over the Customer Service department of 24 and create a “world class” department for his new clients. Growing the department to 150, and developing the desired results in 6 months, we were able to handle the new client base. Adding specialist I was able to change a small ineffective department into an entity of its’ own consisting of five sub-departments. The success was easily measured by the sale of UDS by a major distribution center looking for the support I created.

: Before retiring with 20 years of service I had many assignments with AT&T. Each was in Service, Sales, Marketing or Management. I have sold AT&T equipment to clients, Long Distance Services, High End Services. In the later years I managed accounts and people building relationships with long term clients creating a trust factor unmatched. I retired in 1998 with an “early out” offering when our department closed in Reno rather than relocating.