APCO Holdings recently announced six executive leadership moves and promotions designed to strengthen its support of customers, expand growth across channels, and enhance operational capabilities.

The provider of F&I products and dealer solutions began by saying Tony Wanderon has been named chairman of the board while continuing to serve as chief executive officer of APCO Holdings.

In his expanded role, APCO Holdings said Wanderon will provide strategic oversight to the board while continuing to lead the company’s long-term vision, growth strategy, and commitment to supporting dealers and partners through products, service, and operational discipline.

The company then promoted Mark Cortez to chief revenue officer.

Formerly co-managing director of EasyCare sales, Cortez will now lead all direct dealer sales for EasyCare, including automotive, RV, marine, and powersports through the Rider’s Advantage brand, as well as GWC Warranty. In this role, Cortez will focus on aligning sales strategy across brands, deepening dealer relationships, and supporting continued growth across APCO’s dealer network.

APCO Holdings also promoted David DeCredico to chief experience officer after serving as senior vice president of reinsurance.

DeCredico will continue to lead APCO’s reinsurance and wealth programs while expanding his scope to include indirect sales, services, consumer indirect sales, national accounts and acquisitions, and chemical sales.

The company added DeCredico’s role is focused on delivering consistent experience for dealers and partners across all channels.

Then, APCO Holdings named Christina Schrank as chief operating officer to oversee claims, customer service, and operations, with a focus on efficiency, scalability, and service execution.

The company pointed out Schrank’s leadership supports APCO’s commitment to fast, reliable claims handling and strong operational support for dealers and partners.

APCO Holdings also named John Lee as chief risk officer to oversee insurer relationships and actuarial functions, helping ensure long-term program stability, disciplined risk management, and strong carrier partnerships that support APCO’s dealer-focused products.

Finally, Rico Carroccio has been named chief of staff, leading strategic initiatives across APCO Holdings. Carroccio will work closely with executive leadership to drive cross-functional alignment and support initiatives that enhance enterprise performance.

“These promotions and changes reflect APCO’s continued focus on building a leadership team that understands what our customers need to succeed,” Wanderon said. “As our partners face a rapidly changing market, these leaders will help ensure we deliver strong products, consistent execution, and long-term stability they can count on.”

APCO Holdings president Courtney Hoffman added, “Our customers rely on us not only for innovative F&I products, but for value-added services, claims support, and financially advantageous wealth programs. This leadership structure allows us to stay close to our partners while continuing to invest in the people and systems that support their growth.”

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