Jose Reyna Email & Phone Number

Wildomar, Ca, Us

Nation Wide

A.R.E. has assembled a team of professionals with over 50 years of combined experience in the fleet and pickup truck aftermarket industries. The division will be led by Jose Reyna, national fleet and commercial sales manager. Norm Brown will serve as fleet and commercial sales representative. Scott West is in place as the commercial fleet coordinator, and Anna Maher continues in her role as the commercial fleet customer service representative.According to A.R.E. president Todd Hoffman, "This team is excited and looking forward to the fresh perspective that we have in place, while bringing a wealth of A.R.E. experience to the proven structure and system."The team will continue to lead and respond to national commercial fleet needs for durable and functional products such as A.R.E.’s popular Deluxe Commercial Unit (DCU) aluminum truck cap, which is just one of many fleet solutions. A.R.E.’s “one-stop shopping” approach and partnerships for over two decades have allowed leasing companies, fleets, upfitters, dealers, and end users to succeed in the commercial fleet markets. A.R.E. has manufacturing facilities dedicated to commercial products and solutions, and the company anticipates further growth with the new team. Jose Reyna notes “I am excited to be chosen for this position and to have the opportunity to create a team with a lot of experience in end user commercial sales and installation, BPN-certified truck dealer management, fleet coordination and fleet customer service. My team and I are dedicated to continuing the success of this division and growing with our customers,” said Reyna.

Top sales performer for small business selling truck and van accessories to dealerships and store customers. Maintain dealer relations.

Santa Clarita (Old Town Newhall) California

Managed a staff of 5 employees. Created weekly work schedules. Received and checked in products. Managed inventory on a weekly basis using a computerized ordering system. Led the business to a prominent community role as a donor and source of volunteers for community events, leading to nominations for Hispanic Business of the Year in 2004 and 2005.

Supervised staff and created weekly work schedules. Greeted customers and responded to customer complaints. Acted as the main floor manager during the busiest days of the week. Performed small tasks to help staff when needed. Ordered supplies and managed inventory.