Tim Holden (pictured) has returned to tackle the CEO position at Holden Group, changing Martin Webb who has left the enterprise.
The corporate mentioned the choice adopted a “strategic review focused on reducing costs and ensuring long-term sustainability” in a market seeing rising prices of doing enterprise.
“As part of this transition, Martyn Webb departs the business after a successful tenure, during which he played a key role in driving operational improvements and transformational initiatives,” the corporate mentioned in an announcement.
Holden mentioned: “It has been invaluable to have the opportunity to step back, reflect on the lessons from my previous tenure, and observe a different leadership approach. It feels fantastic to be back, and I am fully confident that we will continue to drive the business forward.”
“As with a lot in life, it’s all about timing. Sadly, we launched numerous prices into the enterprise simply because the market started to shift.
Tim additionally expressed his gratitude to Martyn Webb for his contributions, acknowledging the lasting impression of his management:
“Martyn has made a significant contribution to Holden Group, including the redevelopment of our Kia and Volvo showrooms, establishing a group call centre facility, improving management information reporting infrastructure, upgrading IT systems, and integrating a new HR platform. With a new website set to launch soon, he leaves behind a strong operational foundation on which we will now build.”
“I’d like to personally thank Martyn for his support and the legacy of positive changes he has delivered. We wish him every success in his next chapter.”
