Introducing our new Sales Executives
08/8/2017
Due to increased demand we have now grown our team of Sales Executives to eight people, and we are delighted to welcome James Langman and Paul Cox as the newest members of the Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex Sales Team.
Both Paul and James have huge experience in the automotive industry and are well-known in the local area for their professionalism and excellent customer service.
General Sales Manager at Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex, David Erskine said: “We are delighted to welcome James and Paul to the team and wish them the best of luck in their new roles. As our volumes on both new and used cars continue to increase and new models are introduced, it is vital that our team also grows.”
Please contact James, Paul or any member of our Sales Team on 01444 242 911 to discuss your Porsche requirements.
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