Repairify Inc., maker of the asTech diagnostic device, has announced the addition of Frank Terlep and Todd Balan to the offices of chief technology officer and senior vice president of corporate development, respectively.
Terlep has more than 30 years of technology experience in the automotive, collision repair and claims industries. He has held executive positions at AkzoNobel, Mitchell International and Carstation.com, is a past chairman of CIECA, launched three successful startups and helped design and launch four business management software systems for the auto body and repair industries. Most recently, Terlep designed and developed The Demand Engine, an SaaS based sales marketing and customer retention system for the automotive industry.
“Joining the asTech management team is a once in a lifetime opportunity to build an organization and technology solution that will change the way collision repairers, insurers and other organizations properly test and repair a vehicle’s electronic nervous system,” said Terlep.
Balan most recently served as vice president corporate development for Polaris Industries and currently serves on the company’s board of directors. He also has served as director of marketing and strategy for United Technologies Corp.’s Fire & Security Business and has held marketing, general management, business development and strategy roles within Danaher Corp., Emerson Electric and Colfax Corp. In addition, he has served on various for profit and nonprofit boards. In his new role, Balan will be responsible for leading the company’s expansion into the mobile vehicle electronic services market.
Doug Kelly, CEO of Repairify Inc., said, “The addition of Todd and Frank to the senior leadership team represents an important step forward in the company’s efforts to expand its capabilities to service today’s sophisticated vehicles. The need for vehicle electronic services is more evident now than ever as auto manufacturers race to deliver safer, smarter, more fuel efficient, connected vehicles, through the use of technology.”
