Shirley Hurst joined DRN in 2012 and has spent most of her time working in HR. In 2020, she transitioned to a new role on our Affiliate team as a Sr Supervisor II Affiliate Administration, where she focuses on special projects that support the work of this growing team. Andy
Questions 1. How long have you been working at DRN? I have worked at DRN for 10 years and 10 months. I started in Dispatch and moved to Accounting for 6 years and now I am in Client Services. 2. What is your current role at DRN? I am currently
Successful completion of auto recalls is critical to the safety of consumers and the ongoing health of the auto industry. Recalls are a complicated process, with complex challenges including locating vehicles and owners, communicating with them effectively, and motivating owners to complete needed repairs. The key to solving these challenges
I was happy to be part of a panel discussion – in person! – at the Receivables Management Association International (RMAI) Conference in April in Las Vegas. I was joined by attorney Daniel Consuegra and Shannon Rodden of Premier Forty Financial to discuss the current automotive finance landscape. By far,
While many parts of the auto industry are considered essential and have operated throughout the pandemic, there have been obvious and severe impacts to everything from manufacturing to lending to insurance to data collection. In addition, Covid-19 has caused the industry to reframe how we think and communicate about safety
Shirley Hurst joined DRN in 2012 and has spent most of her time working in HR. In 2020, she transitioned to a new role on our Affiliate team as a Sr Supervisor II Affiliate Administration, where she focuses on special projects that support the work of this growing team. Andy
Questions 1. How long have you been working at DRN? I have worked at DRN for 10 years and 10 months. I started in Dispatch and moved to Accounting for 6 years and now I am in Client Services. 2. What is your current role at DRN? I am currently
Successful completion of auto recalls is critical to the safety of consumers and the ongoing health of the auto industry. Recalls are a complicated process, with complex challenges including locating vehicles and owners, communicating with them effectively, and motivating owners to complete needed repairs. The key to solving these challenges
I was happy to be part of a panel discussion – in person! – at the Receivables Management Association International (RMAI) Conference in April in Las Vegas. I was joined by attorney Daniel Consuegra and Shannon Rodden of Premier Forty Financial to discuss the current automotive finance landscape. By far,
While many parts of the auto industry are considered essential and have operated throughout the pandemic, there have been obvious and severe impacts to everything from manufacturing to lending to insurance to data collection. In addition, Covid-19 has caused the industry to reframe how we think and communicate about safety