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Mercedes fleet chiefs gain new roles

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The move sees Andrews take a leadership role within fleet with the added responsibility for used cars and remarketing.

Meanwhile Sally Dennis is to lead the fleet team under her new role as head of fleet.

The news comes as the fleet team looks to build on 2013’s record fleet performance. Last year saw the carmaker post a 20% rise in fleet registrations to a total of 50,573 cars under the helm of Nick Andrews, who joined Mercedes-Benz in 2011 and, along with his team, has significantly enhanced the company’s fleet business and its competitiveness. 

Nick Andrews commented: ‘I’m looking forward to taking on my new responsibilities and can’t wait to get started. My focus remains on our simple aim to make Mercedes-Benz the best, most approachable and easiest car company to do business with in the market. Be it a new or a used car, we want to deliver a benchmark service.

‘I’ve got an amazing team around me who I know will continue to deliver great results, as we did last year. In moving into this role, it allows Sally Dennis to be recognised for her hard work in the transformation in customer engagement which has led to the significant results we are seeing today. With Sally in charge I know fleet are in safe hands and will continue to thrive.’

Sally Dennis added: ‘We’re still a relatively new team and the changes we’ve set in place and the initiatives we’ve launched are already making a difference to our new and existing customers. I’m proud to be moving up to head the fleet department. My first job will be to continue the momentum we’ve built up within the fleet sector as well as building on our hard won reputation within the fleet community that’s reflected in our rise in business last year.  We’ll continue to adapt and change in order to suit the ever changing requirements of our customers.’

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Natalie Middleton

Natalie has worked as a fleet journalist for over 20 years, previously as assistant editor on the former Company Car magazine before joining Fleet World in 2006. Prior to this, she worked on a range of B2B titles, including Insurance Age and Insurance Day.