Alison Spitzer
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Author
Alison Spitzer | |
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| Born | July 12, 1980[1] |
| Alma mater | American University |
| Occupations | Businesswoman Author |
| Years active | 2007–present |
| Known for | Legislative advocacy in the automotive industry |
| Notable work | Grand Theft Auto |
| Spouse | Jeremy Swartz |
Alison Spitzer (born 1980) is an American business executive and author. She is the president of Spitzer Management, where she led the company's transition toward e-commerce.[2][3]
Spitzer is a co-author of Grand Theft Auto and has been involved in legislative advocacy within the automotive industry.
Alison Spitzer was raised in a family involved in the automobile industry.[4] She initially planned to pursue a career in international relations and earned a master's degree in international communications from American University.[5]
Career
Spitzer began her career in New York City at Cassidy & Associates.[4][6] In 2007, she joined Spitzer Auto in Florida.[4][7] Over the following years, she redirected the company's operations toward online sales and expanded its e-commerce presence.[8] She set up the company's e-commerce department and launched multiple websites, including individual sites for each franchise.[8]
Following the bankruptcies of General Motors and Chrysler, Spitzer advocated for legislation to support dealerships affected by the closures.[9][7] She also co-authored the book, Grand Theft Auto.[7][9]
Spitzer currently serves as president of Spitzer Management.[4][7]