Nikhil Rathi has been reappointed as chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for a second five-year term.
Ian McMahon has been named as the new head of automotive at Cooper Parry (CP) - auditor for the AM Awards – signalling a major step forward in the firm’s national sector strategy.
Hendy Automotive has continued to build up its leadership team, with its latest hire being Lookers' former finance director.
Sarah Sillars OBE, who stepped down as chief executive of the Institute of the Motor Industry in 2009, is returning to the role 16 years later.
Industry heavyweight Daksh Gupta is to take the reins as non-executive chairman at Hendy as the AM100 group seeks to strengthen its senior management in readiness for expansion.
Ed Jones is back at Nissan after seven years with Audi UK, stepping into the role of sales director as the Japanese brand accelerates momentum ahead of its latest electric and e-Power model launches.
James Taylor, who spent more than 20 years with Stellantis-owned Vauxhall until leaving the company earlier this year, has secured the managing director role at a rival car brand.
Stellantis has appointed two new senior executives to head the marketing and sales functions of Fiat UK.
Neil Tonks, who spent almost 10 years overseeing Marshall Motor Group's aftersales strategy, has been recruited by another AM100 dealer group.
F J Chalke is embarking on a new chapter as its chairman James Chalke announces his retirement after nearly 50 years of dedicated service, marking the end of an era for the family-run business.
Hendy Group has strengthened its operational board with the appointment of two new members and role changes for two others as part of a transition to a new regional operating model.
The Independent Motor Dealers Association (IMDA) has welcomed two new but familiar faces onto its committee.
After 27 years at the helm of Arnold Clark, Eddie Hawthorne is to step down as chief executive and group managing director
Stellantis has announced significant changes to its UK management team, unveiling a lineup of executives charged with driving its brands forward.
The British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (BVRLA) enters 2025 with a major leadership transition with Toby Poston as its new chief executive and Lakshmi Moorthy as chairperson of the committee of management.
A new chief executive has been announced for AM100 dealer group AWR Holdings UK, whose 30 dealerships trade under the Brayleys brand.
Vertu Motors has appointed a new non-executive director (NED) who brings extensive people strategy and retail strategy experience gained at the likes of Marks And Spencer and Asda.
Iain Forsyth will become the new managing director of Mercedes-Benz Vans UK on March 1, 2025.
Brayleys Cars has announced the promotion of Dave Carter to the position of operations director.
Commercial vehicle distributor Harris Maxus UK, has unveiled strategic plans as part of its ambition to lead in the rapidly expanding fleet electric vehicle (EV) sector.
