TMS publicizes strategic management adjustments to drive development

AM100 contender TMS Motor Group is making a number of key management appointments geared toward driving development, enhancing operational effectivity, and sustaining distinctive customer support.

Len Hallows will proceed to function chief government of the family-run group, whereas Ben Hallows, Tom Hallows, Dominic Hallows and Oliver Hallows have all been promoted to joint managing administrators to assist form the group’s strategic route.

Additional strengthening the corporate’s management, Arran Chinn, Jas Kandola, and Jonny Paton have been appointed to the board of administrators. Derek Kerr stays finance director.

The senior management crew additionally welcomes David Thompson, whose management in advertising operations has earned him a key position.

Moreover, Jeremy Jones and Luke Collett have been appointed as heads of enterprise at Coventry Volvo and Loughborough Kia, respectively.

Late final 12 months, TMS took over Loughborough Kia, which had been owned by the Johnson household because the Kia franchise was taken on in 2003 by firm founder Clifford Johnson.

The current section of growth has led TMS, owned by Hallows and run by his sons, to now have three Kia dealerships at Leicester, Hinckley and Loughborough plus three Volvo dealerships at Leicester, Hinckley and Coventry.

It leaves the group knocking on the door of the AM100 because it features scale and nears the turnover threshold to function within the UK’s 100 greatest franchised supplier teams