Jeff Teuscher Promoted to Vice President of Sales At AAGI
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS ‐ American Auto Guardian, Inc. (“AAGI”), announced that Jeff Teuscher has been promoted to Vice President of Sales.
Jeff has been with AAGI since February 2003 and in that time has been involved in product development, agent certification training, AAGI sales incentive contests, as well as managing the Northeast Region of the United States.
With over 25 years experience in the vehicle service contract industry, Jeff has progressed from retail F&I Manager through all facets of the F & I industry.
Prior to joining AAGI, Jeff held positions including F & I training instructor, aftermarket insurance agency owner and several executive positions in the vehicle service contract industry.
Tim Brugh, Executive Vice President of AAGI said, “Jeff has been instrumental in AAGI’s growth and sustainability. Now he will increase that growth through the management and training of AAGI’s regional sales management team”.
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