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Go Rentals Appoints New Entertainment Manager
Go Rentals, a car rental company specializing in the general aviation industry and servicing fine hotels and resorts, has hired Natalie Buether as its new national sales manager for corporate VIP and entertainment. The title is unique for a car rental company.

Natalie Buether, Go Rentals national sales manager.
Photo courtesy of Go Rentals.
Go Rentals, a car rental company specializing in the general aviation industry and servicing fine hotels and resorts, has hired Natalie Buether as its new national sales manager for corporate VIP and entertainment. The title is unique for a car rental company.
Go Rentals is adding to its list of high-powered and specialty-focused team members by introducing Buether to the team. She has experience in both entertainment and car rentals, which is a unique, hybrid talent and highly sought-after in Go Rentals’ service and hospitality field. Additionally, her relationships with studios, production companies, marketing executives, and executive level corporate clients give her extra leverage in a very competitive industry.
“I was already working with Go Rentals across the country so I knew about their service reputation, and I’d established a great relationship with personnel within the company. When this opportunity presented itself, I was excited at the prospect of adding to their book of business,” Buether said in a statement.
Buether will hit the ground running in her first weeks at Go Rentals and will learn the aviation business, which has endless crossover with the entertainment industry and executives at large corporations — another great match up for Go Rentals and its clientele.
"We are beyond excited to have Natalie join the team at Go Rentals. She brings entertainment and industry experience which is a given, but she also knows how to build relationships and how to create a high-touch, high-level guest experience." Kaye Gitibin, CEO of Go Rentals, said in a statement. "Natalie is a perfect fit for our culture and will be creating a team that specializes in addressing the needs of the entertainment and executive level guest."
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