The Triton Automotive Group Board has elected Josh Gallion as Chief Financial Officer effective June 1st.
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Since Triton’s inception in 2018, Gallion has been Triton’s Controller where he oversaw the financial accounting and dealer reporting while aiding management in the expansion of Triton’s business model to include Triton Automotive Financial Services and Triton Dealer Services which includes healthcare and other cost saving offerings to provide significant benefits to current and future Triton dealers.
The Triton Automotive Group Board has elected Josh Gallion as Chief Financial Officer effective June 1st.
Triton’s vision is to develop strategic partnerships to bring a broad range of products and services to our dealer shareholders to minimize their costs and enhance their product offerings.
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Prior to joining Triton, Josh held a senior level accounting position with a North American automotive management company. He has also worked in public accounting performing accounting, tax and consulting work in the US. Josh holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Ball State University and a Master’s of Business Administration from Butler University.
Triton Automotive Group is an automotive services company built by dealers for dealers. To date, the company includes thirteen US dealership groups, in 18 states, representing 36 franchise nameplates that sell in excess of 240,000 new and used vehicles annually. Triton’s vision is to develop strategic partnerships to bring a broad range of products and services to our dealer shareholders to minimize their costs and enhance their product offerings. Interested Dealers can learn more at tritonautomotivegroup.com
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