How this retail group uses sports to coach up a new batch of leaders

Findlay Volvo Las Vegas sales manager CJ Minge, right, participates in a “press conference” while Findlay Toyota service drive manager Chelsea Gerlak serves as the podium during a team building competition in Las Vegas, Nev. The challenge was part of the Findlay Automotive Group's Rising Leaders program.

October 23, 2021 04:00 AM

From the rear, a small Findlay Auto Group staff meeting more resembles the locker room of an all-star game than it does an automotive retailing training session.

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