Andrew Pye was named Bodyshop Colleague of the Year, while Colin Yates won the Driver of the Year title at the Vertu Motors Masters’ Club awards, an annual event held to recognise and reward colleague excellence.
Karl Lamb was named Service Technician of the Year at the Vertu Motors Masters’ Club awards, an annual event held to recognise and reward colleague excellence.
Jack Kilbride was named Apprentice Technician of the Year, while colleague Jade Taylor won the Telephone Receptionist of the Year title at the Vertu Motors Masters’ Club awards, an annual event held to recognise and reward colleague excellence.
Simon Edwards and Stephen Clayton from Ford Shirley, along with Mark Selby, from Ford Birmingham, won awards for Excellence in Sales at the Vertu Motors Masters’ Club awards, an annual event held to recognise and reward colleague excellence.
Stephen Karoui won an award for Excellence in Car Sales at the Vertu Motors Masters’ Club awards, an annual event held to recognise and reward colleague excellence.
Louise Shearer was named Adminstration Colleague of the Year at the Vertu Motors Masters’ Club awards, an annual event held to recognise and reward colleague excellence.
Thomas Graham won the award for Excellence in Parts Sales, while Sophie Langton won an award for Excellence in Car Sales at the Vertu Motors Masters’ Club awards, an annual event held to recognise and reward colleague excellence.
Simon Dawson’s consistent high quality performance was acknowledged in the Vertu Motors Masters’ Club awards, an annual event held to recognise and reward colleague excellence.
Tony Igbinigie won an award for Excellence in Sales, while colleague Wayne Stuart won an award for Excellence in Service at the Vertu Motors Masters’ Club awards, an annual event held to recognise and reward colleague excellence.
Bluetooth, parking sensors and satellite navigation systems are the three most desirable options amongst UK drivers, new research commissioned by Vertu Motors PLC has found.
Aspiring football stars have been given a huge boost in their training and development, thanks to Bristol Street Motors Nissan in Northampton.
Car retail company Vertu Motors has shown its commitment to helping graduates into management positions as its first graduate trainee has passed his training period with flying colours and progressed to a senior role at Bristol Street Motors Lichfield.
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