Nissan parts manager sells $575,000 lift kit on Facebook
A dealership employee's daring scheme turns a trusted character into a $575,000 scandal. Proceeds from the sale of fraudulent lift kits were directed to personal PayPal accounts. The employee responsible for the fraud will be sentenced in federal court on December 12. Parts managers at local dealerships rarely become the focus of federal fraud cases, but this one certainly breaks that pattern. What started as a small side job for Robert McLane, the former director of parts and service at Formula Nissan in Barre, Vermont, evolved into a $575,000 initiative that could land him a job. 20 years in prison. Is he suspected of committing a crime? Dealer funds were misused to stock lift kits and flip them privately for a profit, while Formula Nissan unknowingly paid for them. var adpushup = window.adpushup = window.adpushup || {que:()}; adpushup.que.push(function() { if (adpushup.config.platform !== "DESKTOP"){ adpushup.triggerAd("0f7e3106 -c4d6-4db4-8135-c508879a76f8"); } else { adpushup.triggerAd("82503191-e1d1-435a-874f-9c78a2a54a2f"); according to automotive newsMcLean, who was hired by Formula Nissan in…
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Empowering a new generation of association leaders
Listen to audio How leaders find and support employees The need is real. Meeting planners are needed more than ever. However, finding and retaining qualified employees isn't always easy. The American Hotel & Lodging Association (ALHA) reports that an estimated 67% of hotels are experiencing staffing issues and shortages since the pandemic began, and 68% of planners are new to the meetings industry. The National Council of Nonprofits also noted that 74 percent of nonprofits have job openings. To better understand what this means for the industry and how the association can empower the next generation of future leaders, Smart Meetings spoke with Maisha Hogue, who is the frontline between the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) headquarters and its professional chapters Communicators Network worked with speech-language pathologist and association professional Mariel Solomon, MS, CC-SLP, to explore how associations can attract a younger, more diverse group of potential employees. Click here to watch the full webinar discussion. Defining diversity and…
Hertz fights back against manager who charged customer $10,000
The customer rented a car with no mileage limit, and the local manager fined him five figures One Hertz customer claims he was charged $10,000 after driving 25,000 miles on an "unlimited" contract. The rental giant condemned the manager's behavior and promised to address the inconsistent customer service policy. Hertz confirmed in a statement that despite the dispute, the customer will not face additional mileage charges. A now-viral video captures a heated confrontation between a Hertz customer and a local manager who threatened the customer over an eye-popping bill. According to the video, the customer drove a staggering 25,000 miles in one month and was charged $10,000 — even though the original contract promised "unlimited" mileage. This is a confusing-sounding situation. Now, before we unpack the details, let's take a moment to appreciate the sheer absurdity of this mileage. If you do the math, driving 25,000 miles in 30 days equates to just over 833 miles per day. Assuming an…
Ford cuts manager bonuses by 65%, will only reward
CEO Jim Farley eager to lower costs and improve quality of Ford models go through Brad Anderson 21 hours ago Company bonuses will be linked to a new performance system to increase employee accountability. Bonuses may be adjusted starting as early as this quarter. Ford will cut company bonuses as part of a new system that rewards employees only if they meet certain goals to cut costs. CEO Jim Farley is eager to save money while also improving the quality of Ford models. Company bonuses will now be linked to performance systems to increase employee accountability. Manager bonuses will be cut by 65% of their current total. "I'm proud of the progress we've made, but we're not completely satisfied," Farley said of Ford's recent third-quarter earnings report. Read: Own a Ford? Stellantis wants you and they're ready to pay you to switch "The team is rewarded when we meet or exceed targets for these factors and we achieve the ambitious…
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Renee’ Browning Named Arthur R. Outlaw General Manager
Respected former regional sales director for mobile venues returns to lead new efforts Submitted by Oak View Group MOBILE, Ala. – Oak View Group, operator of The Arthur R. Outlaw Mobile Convention Center and Mobile Saenger Theater, today named Renee' Browning, a seasoned industry veteran and former Mobile Civic Center executive, as the facility's new manager. The operator has a new general manager. "Renee is an extremely talented leader who understands this market, understands these properties and will help the city continue to elevate Mobile as one of the nation's premier destinations," said Greg O'Dell, president of Oak View Venue Management. "group. "Since taking over operations of these outstanding properties on June 1, we have been working hard to identify new and exciting opportunities for the region. Renee' is the ideal leader to realize our vision for these buildings." Browning will lead Oak View Group’s unwavering focus on further enhancing operations and guest experiences at both venues as well as…
Tour manager Romel Martin talks his career
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Nathanael Harris General Manager, Greater Richmond Region
Submitted by Oak View Group RICHMOND, VA – Oak View Group (OVG), manager and operator of the Greater Richmond Convention Center (GRCC), Virginia’s largest convention and exhibition facility, today named Nathanael Harris as its new general manager. Harris, who begins his new role today, brings to GRCC more than 15 years of venue management, marketing and business development experience, as well as a proven record of operational excellence and innovative leadership in the events and entertainment industry. Prior to joining the Greater Richmond Convention Center, Harris served as OVG General Manager for the Virginia State University (VSU) Multipurpose Center in Ettrick, Virginia. There, he successfully managed the day-to-day operations of more than 180 annual events, including national tours, campus sports, corporate meetings and community entertainment. Under his leadership, the multi-purpose center continues to exceed financial goals while delivering an exceptional event experience. Prior to joining VSU, Harris served as Director of Marketing for OVG at the MassMutual Center in Springfield,…
View Pro Manager – Setting New Standards
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Statute of Limitations Extension – Export Compliance Manager
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