Travis Grubb
About Travis Grubb
Travis Grubb is an Asset Remarketing Manager at Exeter Finance, with a diverse background in asset management and crisis management. He has held various positions over his career, including roles at CGI, Santander Consumer USA, and HP, demonstrating adaptability and a commitment to continuous learning.
Work at Exeter Finance
Travis Grubb has served as the Asset Remarketing Manager at Exeter Finance since 2019. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing the remarketing of assets, ensuring efficient processes and maximizing returns. His tenure at Exeter Finance has spanned over five years, during which he has contributed to the company's asset management strategies. The position is based in Irving, Texas, where he applies his extensive experience in asset management and remarketing.
Previous Experience at CGI
Before joining Exeter Finance, Travis Grubb worked at CGI as a Crisis Manager from 2014 to 2015. His role in this position was located in the Tulsa, Oklahoma area and lasted for one year. As a Crisis Manager, he was involved in managing critical situations and ensuring effective responses to crises, drawing on his skills in problem-solving and communication.
Career at Santander Consumer USA
Travis Grubb was employed at Santander Consumer USA as an Asset Specialist from 2011 to 2019. His eight-year tenure in the Tulsa, Oklahoma area involved managing various aspects of asset handling and remarketing. This role allowed him to develop a deep understanding of asset management processes and contributed to his overall expertise in the field.
Background in Technology at HP
Travis Grubb worked at HP as a Backup Infrastructure Specialist for 20 years, from 1989 to 2009. His long-term position allowed him to gain significant technical expertise in backup systems and infrastructure management. This experience laid a foundation for his later roles in asset management and crisis management.
Education and Skills Development
Travis Grubb studied at Tulsa Community College, where he completed a year of General Studies from 1986 to 1987. He has expressed a commitment to continuous learning and skill development, enjoying both collaborative and independent work environments. His diverse career has equipped him with adaptability and a range of skills applicable across various roles.