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New NAMAD President Hugene Fields brings outsider's perspective to auto retail

Hugene Fields
Hugene Fields: "For prospective minority dealers, the immense cost of acquiring a store and access to capital continue to be challenging. To be considered, millions of dollars in liquid funds are needed."
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By:
Omari Gardner
November 13, 2022 05:00 AM

Just like his predecessor, new National Association of Minority Automobile Dealers President Hugene Fields brings a fresh outsider's perspective to the group.

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