#63 Crushing 70M+ vehicle recalls, From infantry officer to chief executive officer, Technology fatigue in the car business | Ryan Maher, CEO of BizzyCar

Car Dealership Guy Podcast

In this episode of the Car Dealership Guy Podcast, I'm speaking with Ryan Maher, CEO of BizzyCar where we discuss: the looming public safety threat of 70 million vehicles affected by automotive recalls, how the tough months in the dealership business during covid inspired the creation of his company, his journey from infantry officer to chief executive officer and much more.

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(00:00:00) - Intro

(00:05:34) - Growing up in the dealer business

(00:08:18) - Ryan’s military career

(00:14:35) - Transitioning back to civilian life and launching BizzyCar

(00:17:43) - Are recalls rising overall?

(00:25:42) - Recalls 101

(00:30:46) - How are dealers using your platform handling recalls today?

(00:44:42) - How do you think about your impact on the industry?

(00:52:40) - What has the entrepreneurial journey been like for BizzyCar?

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