For the past seven years, Nathan Currin has been the General Manager at Atlanta Motorcycle Works. Effective immediately he becomes the General Operations Manager (GOM) for National Powersport Auctions (NPA) facility in Atlanta. “We’re excited to welcome a knowledgeable and enthusiastic motorcycle manager to our expanding team in Atlanta,” notes Jeff Kinney, NPA Vice President of Operations. “We already know Nathan from his previous business dealings with us as an NPA member, and we are confident he will excel in his new role.”
“Having been a previous client, I knew the standard-bearing staff of NPA Atlanta were second to none in professionalism and providing overwhelmingly positive customer interactions,” explains Currin. “It’s increasingly clear that NPA is a forward-thinking, value-driven company that genuinely cares about its employees and clients. NPA is the best in the business and was first to mind when I began considering my next destination.”
Currin’s love for motorcycles began at age seven when he rode with his dad on the back of a Honda Gold Wing. Today, he enjoys riding adventures on his 2023 BMW R nineT 100 Years Edition and 2015 BMW R1200GS. Looking ahead, Currin claims he is eager to get on the NPA saddle and lead the expansion of NPA’s Atlanta operations.
“I’m thrilled at the opportunity to augment our tenured Atlanta team and expand our market area and physical footprint. My goal is to continue delivering the high standard of service that NPA is known for while also exploring new avenues for growth and innovation,” said Currin, outlining his vision for the future of NPA Atlanta. He can be reached at 678.272.3786 or by email at:
Onward and upward! With Nathan Currin taking over longtime NPA ATL leader Buffy Huffman’s post, it frees her up for a new role within the company. Huffman is currently working with Currin to help get him up to speed since she helped build the NPA Atlanta business from the ground up and knows all the nuances, before moving on to her new role within the organization.
“There is nobody better qualified to help lead the team in Georgia than Buffy,” said NPA VP of operations, Jeff Kinney back when Buffy first became GM. “She started full time as a consignment administrator with NPA back in 2005 and has been working with the dealers and financial institutions on a daily basis since then.”
“I was originally introduced to NPA back in 2003 when I worked part-time during the monthly auction in Atlanta as a flag girl,” recollects Huffman. “After a few months, I was given the opportunity to work in the office assisting dealers on auction day. At the time, the powersports industry was all very new to me. However, there was something about working at NPA, and the people there that drove me to want to be a part of the team. So, when the opportunity arose for a full-time position in Atlanta in 2005, I didn’t hesitate.”
