Westerra Represented At Auto Auctioneer Contest

Published June 04, 2007, 1:00 a.m. EDT

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Updated August 27, 2020, 1:51 a.m. EDT

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DENVER - The World Automobile Auctioneers Championship had a credit union touch again this year. Dennis Eisenbrey, VP-asset recovery for Westerra Credit Union and its CUSO, Westerra Service, joined 13 other industry experts in judging 84 contestants from throughout the United States in their auctioneering skills. This year the event took place in Denver at Manheim's Colorado Auto Auction. It was the third year that Eisenbrey was selected to judge the competition. Eisenbrey noted that the role of an automobile auctioneer is critical in obtaining the highest value possible for cars sent to the auto auction by CUs.

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