10 CarMax regional operations leaders
Regional vice president, regional vice president of operations and regional vice president of service operations are the roles held today by these ten CarMax regional operations leaders, who run CarMax regions in several states. A reader can learn how regional operations leaders run their areas at CarMax from people who have held the role.
Professionals to explore
Alexander M.
LinkedInExperience: Regional Vice President of Operations · CarMax
Alexander M. has been Regional Vice President of Operations at CarMax since August 2022, and their profile says they lead the strategic direction of CarMax store operations. They were Senior Manager of Operations at CarMax (2013–2022), and Group Business Partner (2010–2013) and Store Director (2006–2010) at Target.
Andrew T.
LinkedInExperience: Regional Vice President/GM · CarMax
Andrew T. has been Regional Vice President/GM at CarMax since May 2019, and their profile says they serve in that role for Southern California and Las Vegas. At CarMax they also list Regional Vice President XF Division (since 2017) and Regional Director SFS - Richmond (since 2016) rows, and were Sales Sustainment Leader for Los Angeles Region (2004–2016).
Brian Rosendale
LinkedInExperience: Regional Vice President · CarMax
Brian Rosendale has been Regional Vice President at CarMax since June 2024 and was also Purchasing Manager at CarMax (2004–2025). Their profile headline reads Regional Vice President at CarMax, and the listing places them in Westborough, Massachusetts, in the United States.
Bryant E. Spann
LinkedInExperience: Regional Vice President · CarMax
Bryant E. Spann has been Regional Vice President at CarMax since June 2024. At CarMax they were also Regional Vice President, Customer Experience Center - Omnichannel (2019–2024), Regional Vice President (2016–2019) and Location General Manager (2010–2016). The listing places them in Frisco, Texas.
Ivan Bruce
LinkedInExperience: Regional Vice President GM · CarMax
Ivan Bruce has been Regional Vice President GM at CarMax since May 2021. At CarMax they were also Sustainment leader Dallas Phoenix Region CEC operation (2014–2021), Location General Manager (2002–2014) and Sales Manager (1999–2002). The listing places them in Aurora, Colorado.
Jeff Hall
LinkedInExperience: Regional Vice President of Service Operations · CarMax
Jeff Hall has been Regional Vice President of Service Operations at CarMax since September 2022. At CarMax they were also Foundation President (2024–2026), Regional Vice President Merchandising (2020–2022), Sr. Manager Merchandising Operations (2018–2020) and Purchasing Manager (2015–2018). The listing places them in Irving, Texas.
Joe Holder
LinkedInExperience: Regional Vice President, Carolinas' · CarMax
Joe Holder has been Regional Vice President, Carolinas' at CarMax since January 2018. At CarMax they were also Strategic Initiative Leader, Focus Forward (2013–2017), Purchasing Manager (2004–2012), Senior Buyer (2000–2004) and Buyer (1997–2000). The listing places them in Charlotte Metro.
Joe Mullvain
LinkedInExperience: Regional Vice President Service Operations · CarMax
Joe Mullvain has been Regional Vice President Service Operations at CarMax since September 2022. At CarMax they were also Regional Vice President Merchandising (2017–2022) and Purchasing Manager (2011–2017). The listing places them in Nashville, Tennessee, and their profile headline reads Regional Vice President Merchandising at CarMax.
Josh Stewart
LinkedInExperience: Regional Vice President General Manager · CarMax
Josh Stewart has been Regional Vice President General Manager at CarMax since September 2022, a role the profile places in Sacramento, California. At CarMax they were also Regional Human Resources Director (2020–2022), Regional Human Resources Manager (2019–2020) and Sales Sustainment Leader (2015–2019).
Todd Blackwell
LinkedInExperience: Region Vice President · CarMax
Todd Blackwell has been Region Vice President at CarMax since October 2024. At CarMax they were also Region Vice President Service Operations (2023–2024), Regional Vice President Service Operations (2022–2023), Operations Manager (2020–2022) and Senior Manager Customer Experience Center (2019–2020). The listing places them in Los Angeles.
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Match the person's level and region to your question, using the side of the business their own title names. Weigh how recently each person took the role, because someone new to a region and someone who has led it for years will describe different challenges.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01What did you focus on first when you took over your region?
- 02How do you decide where to spend your own time across the stores and general managers you are responsible for?
- 03What from your earlier store or support roles still shapes how you lead a region?
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