Kevin Clark is currently serving as the interim Sales leader at Fleet Services by Cox Automotive. Previously, Clark was the AVP of Vehicle Operations for Fleet Services, where he was charged with ensuring quality and maintenance excellence at the company's existing and new shop locations across the U.S. He has also played a key leadership role on the field team servicing Cox Communications’ fleet, as well as the company’s FleeTec training academy and annual Top Tech competition.

A highly regarded leader in the fleet services and maintenance industry, Clark has nearly 30 years of experience from wrench turning to top-tier leadership roles. He began working as a diesel technician and grew his career to include senior leader positions in operations, where he was responsible for driving customer growth and value. Prior to joining Fleet Services, Clark was Executive Vice President at Amerit Fleet Solutions.

A true industry veteran, Clark began his military career in the U.S. Marine Corps, where he spent five and a half years as a 3521 Motor Transport Maintenance Technician. During his time, he also served as Quality Control Inspector and Shop Chief. Clark remains a passionate advocate and volunteer for military and veteran causes. Clark even volunteered for multiple years at Operation Surf and participated in their Netflix show, Resurface.

Technology and Maintenance Council 2013 Fall Meeting and National Technician Skills Competition

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