Currently reading: Former Vauxhall boss Stephen Norman retires after 45-year career

Norman helped propel Vauxhall’s business back to profitability after 20 years of losses

Former Vauxhall boss Stephen Norman, who in three years as managing director of the firm restored the company to profitability, is retiring after a career spanning 45 years in the automotive industry. 

Norman became senior vice president of sales, aftersales and marketing of Vauxhall-Opel worldwide last year, with former Nissan executive Paul Willcox taking over his position as director at the Stellantis-owned firm.

He will be succeeded in his current role by Florian Huettl, who currently heads up sales and marketing for European markets, specifically.

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