Weston to Fill New C-Suite Role at CNAN
CNA National has appointed seasoned executive Jeff Weston to the newly created position of chief product officer.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — CNA National has appointed Jeff Weston to the newly created position of chief revenue officer. He is responsible for leading the company’s sales, marketing, product, and account management teams.
“There is tremendous change taking place in our industry now and for the foreseeable future,” said Joe Becker, president and CEO. “We need the right people in place to navigate these transitions. I am confident that Jeff’s experience will enable him to provide the vision and structure we need to achieve our goals and continue to build on the accomplishments of the past 37 years.”
Weston is a skilled business development professional with a proven track record in growing revenue, increasing sales and inspiring successful teams. He has served in leadership roles in a variety of industries, including automotive as well as aerospace and pharmaceuticals.
“I’m excited about the opportunities and challenges presented by the F&I industry,” said Weston. “CNA National is a highly reputable company that will be a premier provider for auto dealerships for decades to come. I am happy to be part of it.”
Originally posted on F&I and Showroom
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