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Auto Windscreens announces appointment of James MacBeth as Managing Director

Monday, 3 Jun 2019

Rupert Armitage is stepping down from his position as Auto Windscreens’ Managing Director, with Operations Director James MacBeth, being appointed to the role. 

James’ career with Auto Windscreens spans nearly 30 years. Commencing as a Trainee Technician in 1992 and progressing to Fitting Centre Manager, James took up the position of Regional Manager in 2013, two years after the business was acquired by Markerstudy Group. He was then promoted to Operations Director in 2016.

Kevin Spencer, CEO of Markerstudy Group, commented: “James is familiar with every detail of the Auto Windscreens’ operation. With hands-on experience, industry knowledge that is second-to-none, and a desire to embrace new technology, he’s the ideal candidate to take over from Rupert and drive Auto Windscreens into the next chapter.”

James added: “Having been on my own journey with Auto Windscreens, this appointment is a culmination of many dedicated years, and I couldn’t be more delighted. The industry continues to captivate me as vehicle technology becomes ever more complex. Our strategic goal is always to achieve total customer satisfaction, but the challenge I relish is to ensure we remain at the forefront of innovation, training and service excellence.”

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