Tarry Shebesta to Speak About Used Car Leasing at Association of Consumer Vehicle Lessors Conference
Tarry Shebesta to Speak About Used Car Leasing at Association of Consumer Vehicle Lessors Conference
Cincinnati, OH - September 15, 2004. Tarry Shebesta, president of Automobile Consumer Services, Inc. (ACS), will speak at the Association of Consumer Vehicle Lessors' conference on September 20-22. The Dearborn, Michigan event is a forum for industry leaders to discuss current markets, legislation, and other issues affecting the vehicle leasing community.
Shebesta will be speaking on the subject of Used Vehicle Leasing and Remarketing. Tarry Shebesta was selected to address the meeting because of his numerous years of experience in vehicle leasing and remarketing. He is currently involved in directing his firm's popular website LeaseCompare.com.
Key topics of his presentation will include:
- Used vehicle industry statistics
- Why used vehicle leasing works
- Used vehicle leasing strategies
- How used vehicle leasing can help mitigate off-lease losses
"This conference is a pivotal event for vehicle leasing professionals," says Shebesta. "The successful lenders in the industry understand they must continually educate themselves about changes in financing, remarketing, and technology in order to excel. The ACVL meeting gives attendees the chance to learn and work with each other on opportunities we share as an industry."
About Automobile Consumer Services, Inc. (acscorp.com)
Based in Cincinnati, Automobile Consumer Services, Inc. (ACS) is a leading provider of consumer automotive services, including car buying and leasing, fleet resources, vehicle remarketing, and used vehicle sales.
Founded in 1989, ACS's mission is to provide services that enhance the experience of buying or leasing a car. ACS achieves this by leading the industry with innovative proprietary technology, superior customer service, and years of industry experience.
About Association of Consumer Vehicle Lessors (acvl.com)
The Association's mission is to promote retail automobile leasing; eliminate unfair and deceptive trade practices; increase the effectiveness of members as competitors; and enhance the public understanding of and satisfaction with automobile leasing.
