Meet Our Staff

Josh committed himself to the car industry around 10 years ago when he moved home from Florida, and saw an opportunity to grow the business his parents started. After many years of sales and management experience, he jumped at the opportunity to run Queen City Ford. Josh bought his first pair of cowboy boots back in High School and you can see him in them almost every day. Josh likes to spend his free time with his daughter and wife, and in the little time left after that he loves bow hunting.

Mike has worked in the automotive retail industry since 1978, when he started at Bob Williams Ford and was quickly recognized for his sales ability. He was asked to move to a Fiat store and work in their Finance department. Mike was absolutely hooked and has loved Finance and Insurance ever since. A big music fan and musician himself, he gave up Trumpet but still sings. Mike is a huge fan of the Eagles and an appreciator of a good one hit wonder. Not a band comes through Cincinnati that he doesn’t know.

Luke was born into the car industry, with most of his family working in it somewhere. After running a bar and other ventures, Luke started selling cars at Beechmont Ford and quickly worked his way up the ranks. He is excited about making Queen City Ford a premier cincinnati area dealership. In his free time he likes to hang out with his wife and his cats, “Joe Purr” and “Jamarr Chasing Mice”.

New Cars Manager Angie has been in the car business for over 12 years. Her father started buying cars at Woody Sander Ford way back in 1974, and she bought her first Ford Escort here (long after 1974). After having her twins, she wanted more flexibility, and got hired as the internet manager at Woody Sander, but her hardworking attitude had her involved in a bit of everything. As her kids got older, she started working in person rather than from home, and she took over as New Car Manager. Her life outside work revolves around her children; when she’s not in the store she’s in the car, driving her kids to cheer, football, or lacrosse.

Duke, the one eyed wonder, lost a fight to a barn cat in his youth, but never blinked the other eye and kept on trucking. He's around for all your treat disposal needs.