Former Inchcape UK chief executive George Ashford has joined the Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) as a non-executive director as the organisation rounds out its “dream team”.
Six new non-executive directors (NEDs) have joined the IMI’s board, including Adrian Dally, director of motor finance and strategy at the Finance & Leasing Association.
The new NEDs are confirmed as:
- Andy Hamilton, president and executive managing director of LKQ Europe
- Jeremy Hicks, market performance director at Jaguar Land Rover and non-executive director at motor industry charity, Ben
- George Ashford, former CEO of Inchcape UK
- Adrian Dally, director of motor finance and strategy at the Finance & Leasing Association
- Linda Ford, an experienced CEO and non-executive director currently holding roles with the association of accounting technicians, Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, National Association of Funeral Directors Discipline Committee
- Paul Philip, chief executive of The Solicitors Regulation Authority
The now complete board, chaired by Graeme Potts, boasts a team of 13 NEDs each bringing a wealth of experience, insight and expertise.
Potts, recently appointed chair of the IMI board, said: “These additional appointments, along with the other NEDs already announced, put us in a great position to lead the IMI in this ever-evolving and game-changing era for the industry.
“Together they share the same commitment to the automotive workforce that the rest of the board holds, and their wide range of backgrounds, experience and perspectives will be hugely beneficial to the work of the IMI and the wider industry, increasing diversity and closing skills gaps to futureproof the sector.”
With its new Board complete – and a CEO and CFO set to join this year – the IMI is entering a bold new era. Backed by a dynamic and diverse leadership team, the Institute is focused on championing the people who keep the sector moving, driving skills, standards and professionalism in a fast-changing industry.
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