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Voting is open for the 4th annual Auto Finance Executive of the Year Award

Voting is open through Friday, Oct. 28

Riley Wolfbauer

The Auto Finance News team is pleased to announce that voting is open for the fourth annual Auto Finance Executive of the Year

The 2022 Auto Finance Executive of the Year Award is presented for notable contributions made by industry leaders during the calendar year. The winning executive will be profiled on the cover of the December issue of Auto Finance News

The 2022 winner will succeed 2021 Executive of the Year Marion Harris, president and chief executive at Ford Credit, who guided the lender through 2021 with a customer-first mentality through record-breaking quarters amid market volatility due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Previous winners also include Capital One‘s Ravi Ragu in 2020 and Ally Financial‘s Doug Timmerman in 2019.

Cast your vote for Auto Finance Executive of the Year here. 

As the flagship publication for the auto finance industry, AFN is excited to recognize auto finance leaders in our December issue. 

The final decision will be made based on input from our readers. The goal of this initiative is to celebrate auto finance and set the bar for achievement throughout the industry. The AFN team hopes this effort continues to encourage industry growth and innovation. 

Respondents will also have the opportunity to nominate write-in candidates from financial institutions. 

Please note that executives are not permitted to nominate themselves. Each industry member is permitted to vote only once. All responses will remain confidential. 

Nominations close Friday, Oct. 28. Questions regarding the survey may be directed to Joey Pizzolato at jpizzolato@royalmedia.com. 

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