Bob Haeffner Joins APCO Holdings, LLC as Chief Financial Officer
Haeffner comes to APCO with significant financial executive experience in consulting and the automotive sector.

Haeffner comes to APCO with significant financial executive experience in consulting and the automotive sector.
IMAGE: APCO Holdings
NORCROSS, Ga.— APCO Holdings, LLC, a leading provider and administrator of automotive F&I products and home to the EasyCare and GWC Warranty brands, announced today that Bob Haeffner has joined the company as Chief Financial Officer.
Haeffner has nearly 30 years of financial and accounting experience and a deep understanding of the automotive retail industry. He brings a wealth of industry experience in accelerating growth and raising capital, strategic business planning, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate governance. His understanding of F&I provider economics and competitive dynamics will be crucial to increase APCO's momentum and drive strong business fundamentals.
"Bob is a proven finance leader who brings a unique combination of strategic and capital allocation discipline, F&I and automotive knowledge, and experience driving operational transformation," said Scot Eisenfelder, CEO of APCO Holdings. "We were very thorough in our search to find someone with the knowledge to guide our continued growth. I look forward to partnering with Bob as we continue to execute our bold strategy to accelerate innovation and achieve our goal of continued long-term revenue growth and profitability for our partners."
Haeffner comes to APCO with significant financial executive experience in consulting and the automotive sector. He started his career with Deloitte and KPMG before joining JM Family Enterprises, where he spent over 18 years in progressive roles before being named Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of JM&A Group in 2010. Most recently, he served as Vice President and CFO of Southeastern Toyota Distributors, LLC. He received his master's degree in business administration from the University of Miami and his bachelor's in economics and management from Trinity College in Deerfield, Ill.
"It is extremely exciting to join a company that has been phenomenally successful and has the potential for significant growth for many years to come," said Haeffner. "I am confident that with the executive team's commitment to strategic planning and execution, we will be able to use APCO's current industry-leading position as a springboard for continued evolution. I look forward to working as part of this dynamic team."
More Fixed Ops

Extreme Temps Hinder EV Efficiency
American consumers might be happy to know that their preferred hybrids are slightly less impacted by extreme temperatures than fully electric vehicles, according to a new study.
Read More →
Ban on Air Bag Inflators by Chinese Maker Proposed
NHTSA blames 10 deaths and two serious injuries on what its investigators believe were illegally imported air bag inflators. It’s taking public comments before deciding whether to ban them outright.
Read More →
Fix It Forward Program Helps Man Regain Mobility
Albuquerque consumer who suffered a life-changing injury regains the use of his vehicle after Fiesta Volkswagen's service team shared his story with DOWC Cares.
Read More →
ASE Connects Partners With Worldpac to Build Technician Numbers
The collaboration is intended to help auto dealerships, automakers and after-market shops further develop the technician pipeline.
Read More →
Not as Tickled With Tires
U.S. consumers are finding less satisfaction with the rubber that meets their roads, though their loyalty to tire brands has lately inched up.
Read More →
Auto Recalls Sank Last Year
2025 Sedgwick data indicate that the number of vehicles affected fell to its lowest point in more than a decade.
Read More →
ASE Winter Registration Now Open
The deadline to register for the industry standard certification testing is March 31.
Read More →
U.S. Drivers Overdue for Major Services
Data shows dealers have ample opportunity ahead of the holiday travel season.
Read More →
Auto Dealers Losing Service Customers
Study finds that though overall service drive revenue is up, loyalty is eroding
Read More →
Jeeps Can Catch Fire
Hundreds of thousands recalled, some for second time, to address battery flaw
Read More →