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Crisorio Named Compliance Summit Keynote Speaker

The president and CEO of United Development Systems will open the new compliance event with a keynote address. He will offer his take on how dealers can stay out of the crosshairs of what many believe to be government overreach.

by Staff
October 28, 2014
1 min to read


HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — Organizers of the first-ever Compliance Summit have announced that Randy Crisorio, president and CEO of United Development Systems Inc., will deliver the event’s opening keynote address, titled “Dealer Beware.” He is expected to address facts and fines attributable to a few bad actors and, more importantly, how to stay out of the crosshairs of what many believe to be government overreach.

“The history of a few is shading the future for all of us,” Crisorio said.

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The event will be held November 10–11, 2014, at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Fla. Crisorio will take the stage at 1 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 10, kicking off an afternoon of educational sessions that will continue all day Tuesday.

“As an agent, trainer and product provider, Randy demanded compliance long before it was a trending topic,” said David Gesualdo, show chair and publisher of Auto Dealer Monthly and F&I and Showroom. “He is the ideal keynote speaker for this important event.”

Compliance Summit is a series of four regional events. November’s conference will be followed by events in the Midwest, South and West in 2015. The events are expected to draw dealers as well as senior staff, sales and F&I personnel, compliance officers, general agents and more.

For more information or to register, click here or call 310-533-2550.

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