Enterprise Holdings offers a total transportation solution. Through its regional subsidiaries, the company operates the largest fleet of vehicles in the world through a global network of more than 9,900 fully staffed airport and neighborhood locations under the Enterprise Rent-A-Car, National Car Rental, and Alamo Rent A Car brands. Its affiliate, Enterprise Fleet Management, provides full-service fleet management to companies and organizations with medium-sized commercial fleets. Other transportation services marketed under the Enterprise brand name include Enterprise CarShare, Enterprise Rideshare, Enterprise Car Sales, and Enterprise Truck Rental.

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As chief legal and legislative officer, Mike Andrew leads the organization’s global legal and government relations activities. He also advises on a wide range of business issues. Andrew was promoted to his current position after serving as senior vice president, general counsel and corporate secretary. 

Andrew joined Enterprise Holdings in 2016 after garnering experience from previous executive-level legal positions throughout the global business travel industry. He now manages a number of areas within the organization from a legal perspective. Andrew’s focus includes areas such as global operations, global sales, customer service, marketing, product innovation, e-commerce and brand management.    

Prior to joining Enterprise, Andrew was the executive vice president and general counsel at Carlson. He held various senior legal positions with Marriott, including senior vice president and deputy general counsel of Marriott Vacations Worldwide. At both organizations, he helped develop corporate strategy and led geographically diverse teams of lawyers across North America, Europe and Asia.    

Before his work with Marriott International, Andrew practiced law at two Florida firms and served as a law clerk in Florida’s 13th Circuit Court. He earned a bachelor’s degree in history with honors from the University of Florida and law degree with honors from Stetson University.    

Andrew currently serves as a trustee for the Mary Institute and Saint Louis Country Day School (MICDS) and on the advisory council for the Eric Friedheim Tourism Institute at the University of Florida. He was previously honored as the St. Louis Business Journal’s General Counsel of the Year and tabbed to the Florida Trend Magazine’s Legal Elite list.  

Mike Andrew

Brice Adamson is President of Enterprise Fleet Management, a full-service vehicle management business and affiliate of [Enterprise Holdings](/org/enterprise-holdings) Inc. In this role, Adamson has overall responsibility of the Enterprise Fleet Management business, identifying innovative, cost-efficient partnerships and collaborating with [Enterprise Holdings](/org/enterprise-holdings) to provide expanded total transportation solutions.

Brice Adamson

As Executive Vice President of Global Mobility and Customer Experience for Enterprise Holdings Inc., Randal Narike oversees several of the company’s mobility services and business lines. In addition, Narike directs the company’s global marketing, customer experience, customer excellence and data analytics teams. He also serves on the Crawford Group Board of Directors.

Narike began his career with Enterprise in 1985 after graduating with a Bachelor of Science in business management from California State University at Long Beach. Over the next several years he held positions with increasing responsibility and in 1988 was promoted to an Area Manager. Three years later he was promoted to City Manager in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Narike moved to Enterprise’s headquarters in St. Louis in 1994 as a Corporate Rental Manager for the company’s North American operations, and was promoted shortly thereafter to an Assistant Vice President of Rental. In 1995, he was promoted to General Manager of Ohio’s Southwest operations. Narike moved back to St. Louis in 2002 as a Corporate Vice President, overseeing operations in the South-Central U.S., and was promoted in 2004 to Senior Vice President.

In 2009, Narike was promoted to oversee eight operating subsidiaries throughout the country of Canada. In 2016, he was tasked with leading the company’s West Coast operations, and later that year he was also placed in charge of Truck Rental. One year later, he was given the additional responsibility of overseeing Rideshare (now Commute). At the beginning of 2018, Narike was promoted to Senior Vice President of Operations, providing long-term strategic planning and opportunities for several Enterprise business lines. Narike was promoted to his current position of Executive Vice President of Global Mobility and Customer Experience in 2019.

Narike was a member of the original Enterprise Diversity Focus Group. He has been active in the United Way and served as 2004 co-chair of the annual fundraising event for the Girl Scout Council of Greater St. Louis. Narike also served on the board of directors for the International Institute of St. Louis for many years as the Chair of the Strategic Planning Committee and member of their Executive Committee.

Randal Narike

David Nestor, Executive Vice President of Global Operations for Enterprise Holdings Inc., oversees the company’s global rental operations, franchising, business development, Entegral and human resource efforts.

Nestor began his career with Enterprise Rent-A-Car in Dallas in 1985 as a Management Trainee, after graduating from [Wright State University](/org/wright-state-university-main-campus) with a bachelor’s degree in marketing. Over the next several years, he held positions of increasing responsibility before eventually being promoted to Area Manager for the company’s Dallas subsidiary.

Nestor moved to Chicago as Regional Vice President in 1993, and in 1996 he became Chicago’s Vice President of Rental. In 2001, Nestor was promoted to the top job with Enterprise Rent-A-Car’s Nevada subsidiary. Two years later, he moved to the company’s worldwide headquarters in St. Louis as Corporate Vice President, overseeing the company’s Southeast subsidiaries.

In 2004, Nestor was promoted to Senior Vice President and, in 2008, he assumed responsibility for the company’s West Coast operations. In 2013, he picked up the additional responsibility of the company’s airport operations. In 2016, Nestor was promoted to Senior Vice President of North American Operations overseeing the company’s operations in the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico. Nestor assumed his current role of Executive Vice President of Global Operations in 2019.

Nestor is a former board member for Whitfield School. Currently, he is a member of the board of directors for Our Little Haven, an organization committed to providing a safe, secure and healing environment for children suffering from the tragedy of abuse. 

David Nestor

Carolyn Kindle Betz is President of the [Enterprise Holdings](/org/enterprise-holdings) Foundation, the charitable arm of [Enterprise Holdings](/org/enterprise-holdings) Inc. Funded by contributions from the company’s operations, the Foundation provides financial assistance to recognized charities supported by employees and partners.

Since its inception, the Foundation has contributed more than $462.5 million to thousands of registered nonprofit efforts, focused on community improvement, education and environmental stewardship. In her role, Kindle Betz develops and implements the Foundation’s long-term philanthropic strategies and objectives for the future. She also serves on the Crawford Group Board of Directors.

Kindle Betz, a third-generation Taylor family member, began her career at Enterprise Rent-A-Car as an intern while attending college. Following graduation, she joined the company full-time as a Management Trainee in Oklahoma, working behind the rental counter and learning the importance of superior customer service, an Enterprise trademark. After earning a promotion to Assistant Manager at the Tulsa airport, she moved to St. Louis in 2001 to work for what is now Enterprise Fleet Management.

In 2003, Kindle Betz changed roles to work with the insurance replacement team, where she was responsible for national insurance accounts. This prepared her for her next position supporting Enterprise’s regional subsidiaries in the southeastern part of the United States. She was promoted to Assistant Vice President of Rental in January 2007.

In 2010, Kindle Betz transitioned her focus to philanthropy and community relations in the St. Louis area and served as Secretary for the Crawford Taylor Foundation, the Taylor family’s philanthropic foundation. She was then promoted in January 2013 to Vice President and Executive Director of the [Enterprise Holdings](/org/enterprise-holdings) Foundation, where she was tasked with leading three meetings each year at which the Foundation board reviews grant applications submitted by Enterprise, National and Alamo employees, on behalf of community organizations with which they are involved.

In 2017, Kindle Betz was promoted to Senior Vice President and became President of the [Enterprise Holdings](/org/enterprise-holdings) Foundation in 2019. In this role, she oversees the Foundation’s Board of Trustees, made up of Enterprise Corporate Officers and General Managers who consider charitable requests.

A graduate of the University of Tulsa, Kindle Betz lives in St. Louis, where she serves as majority owner of the city’s Major League Soccer team and as a board member of the Gateway Arch Park Foundation.

Carolyn Kindle Betz

Errin Braddock is a Vice President and the Chief Diversity Officer for Enterprise Holdings, Inc. In this position, he is responsible for bringing to life the company’s strategic vision for diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I). That includes developing and implementing an enhanced global DE&I strategy to advance key initiatives, as well as tracking and communicating progress toward organizational objectives.

Braddock, who has spent significant time as in-house counsel and a practicing attorney, has worked on a wide variety of labor and employment issues over the years. From 2002-08, he specialized in labor and employment matters as an associate at the St. Louis law firm of Blackwell Sanders Peper Martin (now [Husch Blackwell](/org/husch-blackwell)). Throughout his career, Braddock has provided counsel and support on affirmative action compliance, inclusion and diversity training in addition to equal opportunity laws.

Braddock joined Enterprise in 2008 in the role of Employment Counsel. In 2014, he was promoted to Assistant Vice President for Labor and Employment. He advanced to Vice President for Labor and Employment in 2020 before the promotion to his current position of Vice President & Chief Diversity Officer in 2021.

DE&I is not just a passion for Braddock, but one that he has lived throughout his life. During his time at Enterprise, he has provided strategy and counsel with a focus on initiatives that can move the business forward. He has provided direct support, coaching and guidance to the company’s DE&I team since its inception. Specific engagement has centered around the creation and alignment of content for the company’s DE&I programs and training with an eye toward accountability. He is a key advisor for the company’s HR professionals, General Managers and other senior leaders on difficult issues related to race, age, gender and disability opportunities.

Braddock earned his B.A. in political science from [Hampton University](/org/hampton-university) and J.D. from Washington University in St. Louis. Outside of his full-time job, Braddock has dedicated his time and expertise to organizations committed to serving underrepresented communities. He has served on more than 10 local boards of directors, including his current involvement with the St. Louis Public Schools Foundation, Girls, Inc. and DeSmet Jesuit High School.

Errin Braddock

Rick Short has been the Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at [Enterprise Holdings](/org/enterprise-holdings) since September 2014. Prior to that, they were the Chief Financial Officer at Pivot Medical, Inc. from May 2012 to September 2014. From March 2005 to March 2012, Rick was the Chief Financial Officer at BÂRRX Medical, Inc. Rick was also the Corporate Controller at Kyphon Inc. from August 2000 to February 2005. Rick began their career in finance as the Assistant Division Controller, Global Supply Director at Boston Scientific Corp from January 1996 to July 2000. Rick then became the Finance Manager at EP Technologies, Inc. from January 1994 to December 1995. Rick's first finance job was as a Finance Manager at Stryker Corporation from January 1991 to December 1993. Rick started their career at FMC Corporation as a Cost Accounting Supervisor, Internal Auditor, and General Ledger Accountant from January 1982 to December 1991.

Rick Short has a Bachelor's Degree in Accountancy from [Northern Illinois University](/org/northern-illinois-university). Rick also has certification from APICS in CPIM and from the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois in CPA.

Rick Short works with Errin Braddock - VP and Chief Diversity Officer, Russ Willey - SVP & CIO, and Mike Andrew - Senior Vice President and General Counsel. Rick Short reports to Christine Taylor, CEO & President.

Rick Short

Steve Brackney is the Senior Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer at [Enterprise Holdings](/org/enterprise-holdings). Steve has been with the company since December 2004 and has held various positions including Corporate Controller and Senior Vice President. Prior to joining [Enterprise Holdings](/org/enterprise-holdings), Steve was an Assurance and Advisory Partner at Ernst & Young from December 1996 to December 2000. Steve also worked in Financial Services at Ernst & Young from December 1983 to December 2000.

Steve Brackney earned a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

Steve Brackney reports to Christine Taylor, CEO & President. Some of their coworkers include Errin Braddock - VP and Chief Diversity Officer, Rick Short - Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, and Randal Narike - EVP, Chief Strategy Officer.

Steve Brackney

Don Moore is the SVP Business Rental Sales and Global Corporate Accounts at [Enterprise Holdings](/org/enterprise-holdings). Don has over 25 years of experience in the car rental industry, having started as a Management Trainee with Enterprise Rent-A-Car in Washington DC. 

Don has held various positions within Enterprise, including Branch Manager in Pittsburgh, Area Manager, City Manager, and General Manager for the Midlands. In 2002, they were promoted to the role of Vice President of Sales for the UK and Ireland. In this role, they were responsible for national sales growth across all of Enterprise's business markets, including insurance, corporate, and public sector. 

In July 2013, Don's role expanded to include pan-European opportunities with the acquisition of Citer in France and Atesa in Spain. In their current role, they are responsible for optimizing opportunities across the [Enterprise Holdings](/org/enterprise-holdings) network.

Don Moore works with Rose Langhorst - Senior Vice President and Treasurer, Errin Braddock - VP and Chief Diversity Officer, and Brice Adamson - President, Enterprise Fleet Management. Their manager is Christine Taylor, CEO & President.

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Chrissy Taylor began her career by joining the Enterprise Rent-A-Car Management Training Program, working in the field at several different rental locations. Transitioning in 2003 to Enterprise's corporate headquarters, she oversaw regional operations throughout the United States.

In 2006, Taylor relocated to London to further develop Enterprise's market in the U.K., Germany and Ireland. Upon receiving her executive MBA from Washington University in St. Louis in 2010, Taylor joined [Enterprise Holdings](/org/enterprise-holdings)' Treasury group, where she assisted in the financial restructuring of the company's fleet management business. She was named Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer in 2016 and President in 2019.

Taylor serves on the board of her family's foundation, the Crawford Taylor Foundation, and will continue to serve as a member of the corporate board of [Enterprise Holdings](/org/enterprise-holdings).

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