Greg Uland
Brand Marketing, Vice President, Reynolds and Reynolds
Greg Uland is the vice president of brand marketing for Reynolds and Reynolds. He is responsible for customer communications and understanding and defining Reynolds unique position in the automotive retailing market. During his career with Reynolds, he has established a background in fixed operations, sales, and dealership marketing.
Articles by Greg Uland:
The Future of Variable Ops with Experts at NADA 2025
Explore how AI is transforming variable operations in automotive retailing with insights from NADA 2025. Learn about efficiency, profitability, and fraud prevention from industry leaders.
NADA… the Catalyst for 2025: What’s Ahead for Reynolds
With the NADA show now behind us, take a peek at where Reynolds is headed this year.
Year in Review: Ten Popular Stories from 2024
Take a look at the top Fuel articles and Connected episodes from 2024.
4 Ways to Utilize AI and Unlock Your Full Potential
Artificial intelligence improves our lives in so many ways and accessibility and convenience should extend beyond personal time.
Tackling Technician Turnover
Retaining technicians in an industry riddled with turnover is never easy. So how do you do it?
What a Car’s Worth — 3 Data Points to Consider
Dealers have known for decades that a unique market space requires a unique pricing strategy. That said, it’s always been difficult to quantify this logic.…
The Benefits of AI: Perfecting the Chat-to-Sales Hand-off
Over the last year, artificial intelligence (AI) has made headlines; and although it’s not necessarily new, it’s worth revisiting every so often to really consider…
Operating Differently in the Business Office: How to Gain Greater Control…
Managing your dealership's cash flow is crucial as interest rates climb. Three tips on how you can get your cash flow in a healthy spot.
Operating Differently in Service: Expanding Capacity with the Techs and…
Three ways you can improve your service efficiency to manage increasing customer expectations and technician shortages.
Operating Differently in Sales: How to Align the Online and In-Store…
Instead of simply adding online options and hoping for the best, you need to run your sales process differently so you can easily pivot between…
