National Lenders General Agency has a new chief financial officer, effective immediately.

On Wednesday, the provider of collateral protection insurance (CPI) and F&I products for independent dealers nationwide announced the appointment of Dan Moreman as CFO.

With more than 30 years of experience in financial leadership, spanning roles from controller to CFO, the company highlighted Moreman brings deep expertise in both the lending and automotive sectors.

As CFO, Moreman will oversee the company’s financial strategy, planning, and accounting operations, guiding National Lenders through its next chapter of operational growth and innovation.

And Moreman is familiar with the operation, having previously served as CFO of MEI, the parent company of National Lenders, where he directed finance and HR across the organization

“This appointment is a strategic decision that strengthens our financial backbone at a critical time of growth,” National Lenders president Ken Terkel said in a news release. “Dan is not only an experienced leader in finance, he’s a steady hand with an exceptional ability to align financial discipline with long-term vision. We are thrilled to welcome him back into the MEI family.”

Moreman has also provided fractional CFO services to a wide array of industries — ranging from auto dealerships and software to logistics and agriculture — offering critical guidance during times of transition and expansion.

“Dan’s appointment is a significant win for our organization,” National Lenders chief operating officer and executive vice president Eric Hurst said. “His comprehensive understanding of dealer financial operations, combined with his sharp instinct for scalable systems, will help accelerate our momentum as we enter new markets and elevate our service model.”