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Impel AI

Automotive Artificial IntelligenceUnited States

Impel AI provides an enterprise-grade AI operating system for the automotive industry to manage customer lifecycle management and dealership operations.

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Impel AI at a glance

Impel AI is an automotive artificial intelligence company headquartered in United States. Xcout tracks 21 named people at Impel AI, including Wayne Pastore (Chief Financial Officer).

Industry
Automotive Artificial Intelligence
Headquarters
United States

Impel AI leadership

  • Wayne PastoreChief Financial Officer
  • Eric PortmanChief Technology Officer
  • Matthew MuilenburgChief Product Officer
  • John ClavadetscherChief Commercial Officer
  • Kirsten Behncke ColyerChief Human Resources Officer
  • Rob MurphyChief Marketing Officer

15 more named people on record for Impel AI, with roles, board committees and tenure — see the full roster →

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