Asbury ops leader exits as deal looms

John Hartman — Hartman: Led operations for past two years

January 06, 2020 05:00 AM

As it prepares to digest one of the biggest acquisitions in auto retailing in recent years, Asbury Automotive Group Inc. is without executives in two of its top leadership roles.

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