Rawdon Glover appointed new Jaguar Land Rover UK Managing Director
Rawdon Glover has bee appointed new Jaguar Land Rover UK Managing Director, replacing Jeremy Hicks in a wide ranging restructuring programme
RAWDON Glover has been appointed Managing Director of Jaguar Land Rover in the UK. Rawdon Glover replaces Jeremy Hicks.
The appointment of Glover is part of a major restructure of Jaguar Land Rover global Marketing, Sales, Service and Public Relations functions.
Former MD Jeremy Hicks moves to a new position of (Global) Market Performance Director. Effective July 02, Anthony Bradbury Global Marketing Communications Director has been appointed to the position of UK Marketing Director with Scott Dicken taking up the role of UK Sales Director.
Rawdon Glover said: “I am delighted to be taking the role of Managing Director for Jaguar Land Rover UK at such an exciting time for the industry. There is so much opportunity to take advantage of with the advent of our electric revolution alongside the introduction of exciting new vehicles and continued development of our retailer network. I can’t wait to get started.”
With an automotive career spanning 19 years, Glover has held senior director roles in the Volkswagen Group in sales, marketing, aftersales in the UK and overseas markets. He joined Jaguar Land Rover in 2013 and for the last five years has held the position of Global Director for Services.
Jeremy Hicks said: “It has been a privilege to help shape the future of Jaguar Land Rover in its home market during such a strong phase of growth and positive change. We have achieved so much over the past six and a half years and I have had the honour to work with a first-class team.
“I’m also delighted to be taking on this new global assignment at a time when we are seeking to capitalise on the many opportunities presented to us to develop our performance across the world.”
Under the leadership of Felix Brautigam, Board Member of Jaguar Land Rover and Chief Commercial Officer a new Global Commercial Function is being formed, organised into five core functions: Customer Experience, Product Marketing, Market Performance, Customer Service and Planning.












