Endurance Names Endurance Dealer Services President
Executive joined the company in 2010 and helped build its reputation in the industry.

Segal's over 25 years of experience in the auto and mortgage industries started at an Illinois Nissan dealership.
Endurance Dealer Services
Endurance Dealer Services, a provider of vehicle service contracts, appointed Aaron Segal president of its Dealer Services division, highlighting his leadership and contributions since joining the company in 2010.
Segal's over 25 years of experience in the auto and mortgage industries began with top sales performance at a Nissan dealership in northern Illinois, where his market insights and sales talent earned him numerous accolades.
In 2001, he transitioned to the mortgage industry, where he served as a senior loan officer and underwriter, leading a team of senior loan officers while consistently exceeding personal sales quotas. Segal's focus on client satisfaction and operational excellence earned recognition.
In 2010, he rejoined the automotive sector at Endurance Dealer Services. Tasked with leading the creation of a third-party administrator now known as EDS, Segal built Endurance's reputation in vehicle service contracts for consumers and ancillary coverage products to car dealerships nationwide. Under his guidance, EDS has solidified its position in the automotive and dealer coverage landscape.
The company collaborates with a wide range of car dealerships, specializing in coverage for mid- to high-mileage vehicles in the franchised and independent automotive and power-sports sectors.
"We are thrilled to announce Aaron Segal's appointment as President of Endurance Dealer Services," said Endurance CEO Justin C. Thomas. "Aaron is a pleasure to work with and his exceptional leadership, vision, and unwavering commitment to excellence have been instrumental in driving EDS' growth and success. His appointment underscores our continued dedication to delivering unparalleled value and service to our customers."
For more information about Endurance Dealer Services, visit its website.
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