AutoVIN, which provides audit, inventory verification and inspection resources, has started a national accounts division and installed an executive director.

ADESA, of which AutoVIN is a subsidiary, announced that AutoVIN will have a new national accounts team.

The company named Amy Weisenburger the executive director of the team. Weisenburger was previously the manager of business development at DataScan Field Services, a company acquired by AutoVIN in 2015.

“AutoVIN is committed to creating a consistent experience for our clients by aligning our business development and client relations groups under one team and leveraging resources to increase efficiencies and operational advantages,” Richard Carpentier, chief operating officer and senior vice president of operations at AutoVIN, said in a news release.

“Amy is an experienced leader with a proven track record of providing solutions for customers. I look forward to working with her and having her oversee our new national accounts team,” he said.

Weisenburger will report directly to Carpentier as the executive director of the new team.

She has more than 20 years of experience in business development, marketing communications and client services during her time in the auto remarketing industry, including management positions at CenterOne Financial Services and MarketWise Solutions.

Weisenburger was also one of Auto Remarketing's 2012 Women in Remarketing honorees.