10 Enterprise Mobility regional operations leaders
Regional vice president is the role held today by each of these ten Enterprise Mobility regional operations leaders, who run regions of Enterprise Mobility rental operations. A reader can learn how regional operations leaders run their areas at Enterprise Mobility from people who have held the role.
Professionals to explore
Aaron Toombs
LinkedInExperience: Regional Vice President of South Florida Airports · Enterprise Mobility
Aaron Toombs has been Regional Vice President of South Florida Airports at Enterprise Mobility since May 2012. At Enterprise Mobility they were also Assistant Vice President Southeast US (2010–2012), Regional Rental Manager Atlanta Airport Region (2006–2010) and Area Sales Manager (2003–2006).
Erin Faverey
LinkedInExperience: Regional Vice President · Enterprise Mobility
Erin Faverey has been Regional Vice President at Enterprise Mobility since November 2023. At Enterprise Mobility they were also Assistant Vice President of Northeast Operations (2021–2023), Group Rental Manager (2019–2021) and Tri Branded Airport Area Manager (2019). The listing places them in Rockville, Maryland.
John Maley
LinkedInExperience: Regional Vice President · Enterprise Mobility
John Maley has been Regional Vice President at Enterprise Mobility since May 2026. At Enterprise Mobility they were also Assistant Vice President of Northeast Operations (2023–2026), Group Rental Manager (2020–2023), Area Manager (2014–2020) and Branch Manager (2009–2014). The listing places them in Pompano Beach, Florida.
Joseph Jambrone
LinkedInExperience: Regional Vice President · Enterprise Mobility
Joseph Jambrone has been Regional Vice President at Enterprise Mobility since November 2025. At Enterprise Mobility they were also Assistant Vice President (2023–2026), Group Rental Manager (2021–2023), Area Manager (2015–2021) and Branch Manager (2013–2015). The listing places them in Elk Grove Village, Illinois.
Josh K.
LinkedInExperience: Regional Vice President · Enterprise Mobility
Josh K. has been Regional Vice President at Enterprise Mobility since April 2026, following a Regional Vice President row there for November 2025 to March 2026. They were also Regional Rental Manager (2023–2025), Area Rental Manager (2019–2023) and Branch Rental Manager (2015–2019) at Enterprise Mobility.
Kenny Weyandt
LinkedInExperience: Regional Vice President · Enterprise Mobility
Kenny Weyandt has been Regional Vice President at Enterprise Mobility since February 2026. At Enterprise Mobility they were also Group Rental Manager (2019–2026), Area Manager (2012–2019) and Branch Manager (2006–2012). The listing places them in Atlanta, Georgia, and their profile headline reads RVP at Enterprise Mobility.
Matthew Lawlor
LinkedInExperience: Regional Vice President · Enterprise Mobility
Matthew Lawlor has been Regional Vice President at Enterprise Mobility since August 2024. At Enterprise Mobility they were also Regional Manager (2019–2024), City Rental Manager (2017–2019), Area Rental Manager (2015–2017) and Branch Manager (2013–2015). The listing places them in the New York City Metropolitan Area.
Rozanna Thomas
LinkedInExperience: Regional Vice President · Enterprise Mobility
Rozanna Thomas has been Regional Vice President at Enterprise Mobility since July 2025. At Enterprise Mobility they were also Group Rental Manager (2019–2025) and Area Manager (2010–2019), and the listing shows a current Management row there since 2004. The listing places them in Memphis, Tennessee.
Ryan Wilson
LinkedInExperience: Regional Vice President · Enterprise Mobility
Ryan Wilson holds Regional Vice President rows at Enterprise Mobility dated from March 2020 and from April 2025, both current. At Enterprise Mobility they were also Regional Rental Manager (2012–2020), Airport Market Manager (2012) and Area Manager (2005–2012). The listing places them in Crystal Lake, Illinois.
Wesley Barton
LinkedInExperience: Regional Vice President · Enterprise Mobility
Wesley Barton has been Regional Vice President at Enterprise Mobility since April 2024. At Enterprise Mobility they were also Replacement Rental Director (2023–2024), Replacement Sales Manager (2020–2023), Area Manager Home City Market (2018–2020) and Tri-Brand Airport Area Manager (2013–2018).
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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 branches and managers you are responsible for?
- 03What from your earlier branch, area or group roles still shapes how you lead a region?
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