Mike Albert, a mobility firm providing fleet leasing and administration companies, introduced the appointment of Marty Kuhn as the corporate’s new president on Nov. 28, efficient instantly.

Kuhn brings almost 20 years of expertise in each the direct-to-consumer and business-to-business areas. Marty Betagole will stay in place as the corporate’s chief govt officer.

In line with the corporate, Kuhn will develop and implement Mike Albert’s company imaginative and prescient and supply strategic management throughout its enterprise models: fleet, rental, and gross sales & service. He can even be chargeable for persevering with to develop the corporate in a sustainable method whereas sustaining high quality, effectivity, and productiveness. 

“We’re very excited to have Marty becoming a member of our workforce. His vital monetary expertise and his ardour for innovation align effectively with our tradition, and specifically, our values of being ‘financially fixated’ and ‘what received us right here received’t get us there,'” mentioned Marty Betagole, CEO of Mike Albert. “We’re assured Marty will lead us ahead to additional progress and evolution.”  

A self-described “CFO-plus,” Kuhn brings a wealth of experience in creating monetary progress methods that leverage expertise and folks. Most just lately, he served because the president of TEMPOE & SmartPay in Cincinnati, the place he led a strategic shift towards e-commerce, digital advertising and marketing, and technological developments to drive progress through the pandemic. 

“I’m past thrilled to be becoming a member of the Mike Albert workforce — an unbelievable group of progressive, devoted professionals who’re captivated with offering top-quality service to their shoppers,” Kuhn mentioned . “The chance to construct on Mike Albert’s many many years of success is an honor, and I stay up for serving to information this group to continued success.” 

Kuhn replaces Jeffrey Hart, who left Mike Albert in October to change into president of Cary, N.C.-based e-Emphasys Applied sciences.

Initially posted on Automotive Fleet