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Former VW fleet chief Patrick McGillycuddy appointed head of sales operations

Patrick McGillycuddy has been appointed the new VW head of sales operations, replacing Rod McLeod who has moved to head up the VW Group’s Skoda division
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Patrick McGillycuddy: new VW head of sales operations

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8 January 2018

PATRICK McGillycuddy is the new VW head of sales operations.

The former head of group fleet services – most recently performing a strategic role for the VW Group – takes over from Rod McLeod who has moved to become director at Skoda.

McGillycuddy will start in the role from February 01, 2018.

He has extensive fleet experience, having joined the Group as head of fleet for Skoda in 2013. His strong automotive background also includes periods with Chevrolet, Vauxhall and dealer group  Peter Vardy.

“I’m really excited to be joining Volkswagen at such a vibrant time. The brand has just moved into second place in the UK new car sales chart, driven by the most intense product offensive in its history,” commented McGillycuddy on his appointment.

“And our Retailer network has also played a huge part, delivering a future oriented customer experience and ever-improving service. I am looking forward to working with our network, especially as we prepare for the launch of the pure electric I.D. range in 2020.”

Alison Jones, director of Volkswagen Passenger Cars, added:

“I am very pleased to welcome Patrick to the Volkswagen team in this highly important role. He will bring with him an impressive amount of industry experience both to the sales operations and as a member of the senior management team. This year is set to be another exciting one for Volkswagen in the UK with more really desirable new cars joining our already very strong line-up.”

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