FinditParts Welcomes Ken Ingram as Vice President - Digital Content
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FinditParts takes another step towards creating the best catalog and user experience for the Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket
Content is a crucial aspect of the FinditParts business model. With Kens’ leadership, FinditParts will be focusing on creating the absolute best catalog and user experience in the industry. This will allow consumers to access the parts they need - quickly and accurately, said David Seewack, CEO LOS ANGELES (PRWEB) April 23, 2021 FinditParts is proud to announce the appointment of Ken Ingram as Vice President of Digital Content. In this newly created role, Ken will drive all things “digital” as FinditParts works toward its goal of ushering the Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket (CVA) into the age of E-commerce. Ken will draw on his vast experience and connections within the Automotive and Commercial Vehicle
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