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Promotions for Carlisle car dealership colleagues
Bristol Street Motors Carlisle MG and Vauxhall are rewarding the talent and dedication of their colleagues with two well-earned internal promotions, demonstrating the business’s commitment to developing talent. Lee Jones has ascended from his role as Sales Executive to the position of Assistant Sales Manager, whilst Rachele Robertson, showcasing an exemplary journey of growth within the dealership, has advanced from Assistant Sales Manager to Vauxhall Franchise Manager. This announcement comes on the heels of Bristol Street Motors being presented with the ‘Excellent Dealer Award’ at the prestigious 2023 MG Motor UK Global Distributors and Dealers Awards, underlining the dealership’s commitment to excellence not just externally with its customer service, but internally with its team. Robert Forrester, Chief Executive of Bristol Street Motors, commented on the two promotions, saying: “It’s important to us that we nurture talented individuals to progress within the business. One of our core guiding principles is to provide opportunities for colleagues to grow and flourish, so I am delighted to see Lee and Rachele embody that spirit. “Their professional and personal growth since joining the business should serve as an inspiration to others and demonstrates that with commitment and a willingness to develop, colleagues have clear paths for career advancement with Bristol Street Motors.” General Manager David Brown said: “It’s been a pleasure to see how Lee and Rachele have grown into their roles and I am proud that we have had the opportunity to reward their efforts with promotions. “I am looking forward to seeing them continue to flourish in their new roles, and I am sure they will be progressing further within the business in no time.”
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