RV dealer expands long-serving executive’s role

Linda Stephens has been promoted to vice president of customer and employee experience at Tampa-based Lazydays.

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Courtesy. Lazydays reported gross revenue of $608.19 million in 2019, down from $614.84 million in 2018

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TAMPA — Lazydays, a Tampa-based dealership that also operates in Arizona, Colorado, Minnesota and Tennessee, has named Linda Stephens vice president of customer and employee experience.

Courtesy. Lazydays Holdings Inc. has named Linda Stephens vice president of customer and employee experience.

According to a press release, the new role represents a promotion for Stephens, who previously served as vice president of customer experience. She will continue to report to Lazydays Chairman and CEO William Murnane.

"I am delighted to have Linda take on the additional leadership of our employee experience efforts," Murnane states in the release. "Linda is an extremely talented executive who has a deep understanding of our customers and employees along with a proven track record of achieving positive change and results."

Stephens, the release states, joined Lazydays in 2004 as director of corporate reporting and investor relations and has held various senior financial and operating roles throughout her career at the company, including controller, vice president of finance and operations and vice president of the firm’s accessories and rentals business.

Lazydays (NASDAQ: LAZY) reported gross revenue of $608.19 million in 2019, down from $614.84 million in 2018.