Auto Driveaway Appoints Rodney Ruth General Manager

by Staff

December 15, 2006

Auto Driveaway Appoints Rodney Ruth General Manager

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Auto Driveaway announces the appointment of Rodney Ruth as General Manager and Director of Company Operations. Among his various responsibilities will be overseeing the quality of service provided customers throughout the 45-office Network as well as market and business expansion. He will also be involved in the development and implementation of major transportation contracts. Ruth also plans to be involved in Auto Driveaway’s new online order and tracking program, AD Direct. Previously, Ruth held management positions with Southwest Management Company as Vice President of Operations and with Nandorf, Inc. as General Manager of their Cleveland operation. Ruth had enjoyed a brief stint playing professional basketball in Europe. He is a graduate of Michigan Technological University and received his Masters Degree from Georgia State University.

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