The Lanza Brothers: Successful Collision Careers

The Lanza Brothers: Successful Collision Careers

Auto body technicians Vince and Domenic Lanza discuss the reasons young people should take a serious look at collision as a viable, rewarding and profitable career.

In the latest episode of BodyShop Business: The Podcast, Jason Stahl interviews Vince and Domenic Lanza, auto body technicians at Serpentini Collision Center in Cleveland, Ohio, on what it’s like working with their father, their remarkable success in the auto body industry and why young people their age should take a serious look at collision as a viable, rewarding and profitable career.

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