Peter Snoyer Named Director of Business Development for ADESA Canada

ADESA, Inc. (NYSE:KAR), North America's largest publicly traded provider of wholesale vehicle auctions and used vehicle dealer floorplan financing, today announced it has hired Peter Snoyer as its Director of Business Development for ADESA's Canadian operations. The position will focus on expanding ADESA's footprint in the country through innovative technology-based products and services.
"Snoyer brings extensive experience in the automotive industry to his new role," said Benjamin Skuy, Managing Director and COO of ADESA Canada. "He brings to us not only sound knowledge of the auction business, but also firsthand knowledge of the Internet and upstream remarketing marketplace that will help us to forge ahead as an industry leader in providing solutions to finance companies, dealers and the public."
Snoyer has more than 18 years of experience in the automotive industry, the last six of those with Onlane. Prior to this, Snoyer worked as fleet manager at the Canadian Auction Group which was purchased by ADESA Canada in 2000.
About ADESA Corporation, LLC
ADESA Corporation, LLC, offers a full range of auction, reconditioning, logistical and other vehicle-related services to meet the remarketing needs of both its institutional and dealer customers. With 40 auction locations in the United States, 13 in Canada and one in Mexico, strategically located near metropolitan areas with a large concentration of used vehicle dealers, the company is well positioned to host both physical and Internet auctions. Through its related subsidiaries of AutoVIN® and Par North America, it is also able to provide additional services including inspections, inventory audits and remarketing outsourcing solutions including a network of repossession agents, titling and auction sale representation. Visit www.adesa.com for more details.
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