PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. – National Auto Care announces the addition of two key leaders – Corey Smith, Director Fixed Operations Training Manager, and Coby Mavroulis, VP of Profit Participation Programs. Smith and Mavroulis both come to NAC with extensive industry experience and will enable the company to make great strides in helping its agency partners and their dealer clients build wealth and grow their businesses. 

Our goal is not to be thought of as a vendor, but a true partner for everyone we do business with.

Smith has nearly 20 years of Fixed Operations experience and is an industry-leading expert in service drive training, process improvement and business development. He also has a background in broadcasting and will launch a National Auto Care podcast and blog focused on the customer experience in the Service Drive and Fixed Operations. 

Mavroulis began his F&I career over a decade ago and gained valuable dealership experience before transitioning to roles in reinsurance and profit participation. In this role with NAC, Mavroulis will focus on providing expertise and guidance on what programs are best for each dealer today and for years to come. 

“With all of the new and unique programs NAC offers, it is critical to have someone with the experience, knowledge and drive that Coby has to provide dealers and dealer-owned captives with all of the information and options they need to maximize their returns,” said Tony Wanderon, National Auto Care CEO. “Our goal is not to be thought of as a vendor, but a true partner for everyone we do business with.” 

In the short time Smith and Mavroulis have been part of the NAC Family, the company is already hearing just how impactful they have been with dealers, captives and Fixed Operations. 

“I’m very glad Coby has joined NAC. His attitude and experience are invaluable. Coby made a huge difference in our business. Our grosses and customer service in F&I would not have been the same without him. Barber-Dyson Ford is very excited about the future with Coby on board,” says David Dyson of Barber-Dyson Ford.