John Nachazel Big Auto Board of Managers

With a background spanning automotive, sales, and legal operations, John Nachazel brings a strategic and innovative perspective to the leadership and growth of Big Auto.

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John Nachazel

John is the chief operating officer of Mike Morse Law Firm, which specializes in handling personal injury cases. Before joining the Mike Morse Law Firm in 2008, John spent 20 years working in sales and marketing. He worked for R. L. Polk & Company for 13 years in various leadership positions and spent six years at Ford Motor Company. Although he transitioned from the automotive industry to the legal industry more than 15 years ago, he continues to use many of the same business skills and is widely recognized as a legal industry innovator. John is also the co-author of Fireproof.

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