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Mr. Ortell joined the Holman family of companies in 1986 as an internal auditor, transferring to ARI in 1987. In his time with ARI, he served in multiple operational and financial positions with increasing responsibility, including chief financial officer and chief operating officer, eventually serving as president of the company from 2010-2015. Mr. Ortell led the company through turbulent economic times while continuing to grow the business, expanding to new global markets, and most notably, building on the culture of learning and employee development that put ARI on FORTUNE's ''100 Best Companies to Work For'' list. He holds a B.S. in Accounting from LaSalle University.

Greg Goodwin is CEO of Kuni Automotive, a highly profitable, privately held auto retailer operating sixteen dealerships in four Western states with approximately 1,500 employees. Greg serves as a mentor for our fifteen General Manager/Partners. Under his leadership, Kuni Automotive provides industry leading customer service, superior brand representation, and top tier operating performance. Greg joined the company in 1990 at the invitation of Wayne Kuni, and immediately began an extensive acquisition search, which resulted in the purchase of Lexus of Denver. Greg received his education from the University of California at Santa Cruz. He began his automotive career in 1978 as a Sales Consultant for Town & Country Cadillac Oldsmobile Honda in Salinas, California. In his eight years with the company, he held the positions of New Car Sales Manager, General Sales Manager and General Manager.