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A marketing executive who has run AI and digital strategy across every major automotive franchise, from single stores to 22-rooftop enterprise groups. Gray builds the working systems dealers actually deploy, not slideware. Automotive News 40 Under 40 honoree and a builder who ships.

One of the most recognized voices in automotive retail technology, Brian has spent decades teaching dealers how to turn data, marketing, and now AI into measurable advantage. A prolific author and trainer, he translates complex technology into plays the store can run on Monday morning.

Marketing Director at Bud Clary Auto Group, a third-generation, family-owned group running 14 franchise stores and eight OEM brands across Washington State. Dustin works where automotive retail meets applied AI, focused on what delivers measurable results, not what demos well. He has personally helped train AI models at Outlier that are now in use across mainstream LLMs, and inside Bud Clary he designs and runs custom local AI agents that automate workflows and lift quality of life across the org. A practitioner's perspective grounded in real deployment.

A marketing and technology operator who fell into automotive retail and never left. Elijah has built the analytics platforms, architected complex growth strategies, and shipped the AI systems, all from inside the store, not from a slide deck. He works at the intersection of data, marketing, and growth strategy, and spends his time helping dealers close the gap between what the numbers say and how to make decisions on that data.

Alex has spent two decades building software for automotive retail. He leads product on SpeedLayer at AutoGenius and is the fractional CTO of OneVision, a dealer intelligence platform he architected from the ground up. His focus now is on how AI agents are transforming the way software gets built, turning an idea into a shipped, working system in a fraction of the time it used to take. He teaches agentic coding the way he practices it: hands on the keyboard, building real things dealers can deploy, not demos.