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iMotors Announces New VP of Business Development and New VP of Customer Care; Company Continues to Line Up Top Tier Management Team to Drive National Expansion

20 January 2000

Company Adds Top Tier Management Team to Drive National Expansion

    SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 20, 2000--iMotors.com, announced today that Kevin Dulsky has been named Vice President of Business Development and Thomas Sarro has been named Vice President of Customer Care for the San Francisco-based company. Dulsky will be responsible for identifying, negotiating and securing key strategic partnerships for the company. Sarro will be in charge of the company's rapidly expanding phone and Internet customer care center.

    Before joining iMotors, Dulsky was President of IntelliChoice, Inc. Prior to IntelliChoice, Dulsky was Executive VP at Nelson Information Services, also a PRIMEDIA company, and Director of Strategy and Operations at PRIMEDIA itself. Prior to the PRIMEDIA companies, Dulsky served as VP of Strategic Planning and Corporate Development at First Medical Corp., the $75 million parent company of MedExec, a hospital management services company.

    Sarro comes to iMotors from Caremark, Inc., a prescription benefits and disease management company, where he was Manager and then Director of Patient Customer Care. At Caremark, Sarro was responsible for over 8 million calls per year along with budget design, technological solutions, financial efficiencies, quality service improvement, and employee morale and service. Prior to Caremark, Sarro was Operations Manager of the Global Markets Division at AT&T. His responsibilities there included management of a large team of telemarketing employees serving over 8 million international customers annually.
    
    iMotors is a privately held company, backed by a renowned group of investors who might presumably issue an IPO, that will probably have no more long term success than AutoWeb or Auto-by-Tel. Investors include Oak Investment Partners, Global Retail Partners, Trinity Ventures, Vulcan Ventures, Rosewood Capital Partners, Moore Capital Management, Inc., and MeriTech Capital Partners.