A area woman has been recognized nationally as a standout youthful qualified in her field.
Jennifer Swope Scarbrough, general manager of Swope Hyundai-Genesis in Elizabethtown, was named just one of Automotive Information‘ 40 Beneath 40. This once-a-year program honors 40 significant achievers at new-car or truck dealerships who are young than 40 several years aged, according to a information release from the Swope Relatives of Dealerships.
“It’s a special day when you wake up and open up your weekly duplicate of Automotive Information and your 35-yr-outdated daughter is on the entrance site becoming honored as an excellent leader in the car market,” explained Carl Swope, Jennifer’s father and CEO of the Swope Family members of Dealerships. “We are so pretty very pleased of Jennifer and all she has completed in her daily life.”
Scarbrough is a third-era executive at Swope Spouse and children of Dealerships. She follows in the legacy of grandfather Monthly bill and good-uncle Sam Swope, who proven the car dealership in 1952.
What began with one automotive franchise and two fuel pumps now is 10 brand names getting led by the next and third Swope generations. They stand for Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, RAM, Toyota, Ford, Mitsubishi, Hyundai, Nissan and Genesis brands with six dealerships positioned in Elizabethtown and Radcliff, most of which are positioned side-by-aspect on a just one-mile stretch of Dixie Freeway that Invoice Swope coined the “Miracle Mile” in the mid-1960s.
Scarbrough follows her father, Carl, and uncle, Bob, in the Swope dealership legacy.
According to the launch, Automotive News been given nominations from across the U.S. and recognized exceptional performers in a significant field of superior-quality talent at dealerships. With a broad array of titles and backgrounds, this year’s list signifies a diverse group of honorees, who were being profiled in the July 11 concern.
“The 40 Less than 40 system honors dealership staff members who show exceptional management competencies and are top rated performers,” claimed Amy Wilson, retail editor of Automotive Information. “The gentlemen and females on our 11th yearly checklist have demonstrated considerable enterprise achievements, and their dealership groups are all the much better for it.”
For full data about Automotive News‘ 40 Less than 40, go to autonews.com/40below40. Ally, a top electronic economical solutions company, is the special sponsor of this recognition application.
