During this spring’s Auto Intel Summit, Cherokee Media Group’s Bill Zadeits spent time in the event’s expo hall to have a conversation with Mark Baruth, who is CEO of COOPABLE, a management company ensuring dealerships capture all their advertising co-op funds.
In this special sponsored episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast, Baruth shared COOPABLE’s journey so far and how it can be a valuable resource for dealerships of all sizes.
TapOverdrive CEO Jaideep Jain said collaborative intelligence is the perfect blend of what humans do best — creativity and teamwork — and what artificial intelligence does best — speed and scalability.
What could collaborative intelligence do in automotive? Jain offered some projections during an appearance on the Live Stage presented by SYCN Auto Logistics at this spring’s Auto Intel Summit. The conversation is part of this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast.
Hiester Automotive Group founder and CEO John Hiester took a thoughtful path at this spring’s Auto Intel Summit to describe what dealer intelligence really is.
Hiester shared his views and journey to success with Cherokee Media Group’s Bill Zadeits during a lunchtime conversation that’s now available through this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast.
Cherokee Media Group’s Nick Zulovich asked Brent Carmichael about what 2025 been like so far for independent dealers.
The director of education for the National Independent Automobile Dealers Association smiled and chuckled for a moment. Carmichael’s response and his comments about what’s in store for the upcoming NIADA Convention and Expo are included in this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast.
Having spent the last two years buying and selling electric vehicles in the retail space, Recharged CEO John Foley said he knows what buyers are looking for and flaws that exist in current remarketing solutions offered for EVs.
Foley shared his opinions during an appearance on the Live Stage presented by SYCN Auto Logistics at this spring’s Auto Intel Summit. The conversation is part of this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast.
Four top experts appeared on a single panel during this spring’s Auto Intel Summit to explain how blockchain and other emerging technologies are going to lift multiple parts of the automotive industry.
Now available in this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast, you can hear the view from Christopher Mahanna of Agora Data, Pat Rinaldo of Ally, Brad Smith of Leroy Lynn and Todd Smith of QoreAI.
There are scores of examples in automotive where the father handed over the family business to a son or they followed the same professional path. Auctions, dealerships, and service centers come to mind.
But what about the legal world and automotive compliance? That’s what makes the situation involving Paul Metrey and his son, Mark, unique.
You see, Paul Metrey is executive vice president of public policy with the National Automobile Dealers Association, and Mark Metrey is an associate with Hudson Cook. They appeared together for this episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast to share their journeys and how they support each other.
In this sponsored episode of the Auto Remarketing Podcast, Jade Terreberry, Senior Director of Strategic Planning with Autotrader and Kelley Blue Book and Micah Tindor, Senior Director of Strategic Planning for KBB ICO share an inside look at their upcoming keynote session for the Auto Intel Summit, Apr 8-10. Jade and Micah walk us through the process and steps of finding more qualified shoppers, driving more sales and establishing lifetime value clients. Listen here to learn more and come meet Jade and Micah at AIS!
Steve Levine of Ignite Consulting Partners made another appearance on the Auto Remarketing Podcast for two reasons.
Levine shared how his second book came together to help dealerships with their compliance responsibilities. He also previewed the combined training conferences next month in Las Vegas — BHPH United and Compliance Unleashed.
Paul Gillespie has been involved with banking and auto finance for more than 40 years. He was an executive at AmeriCredit when General Motors purchased the company 15 years ago to form GM Financial.
Gillespie’s installment contract is about to reach maturity, so to speak, as he’s preparing for retirement this spring. He recently appeared again on the Auto Remarketing Podcast to discuss his professional journey, what influenced his retirement decision and wisdom for younger executives.
