Vehicle remarketing specialist Aston Barclay has appointed Gordon Inglis as Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) to accelerate its growth.
Gordon joins from Carwow where he has spent the past four and a half years, most recently as Principal Head of Sales. Prior to that Gordon spent 8 years at BCA focusing on growing dealer business in the north of the UK.
In the newly created and stand-alone role of CRO, Gordon will leverage his impressive track record of revenue generation and excellent industry relationships to generate UK-wide new business across three key areas. These are: winning new vendors, winning new buyers, and winning new strategic partnerships for thecarbuyinggroup.
Gordon’s appointment follows the recent announcement that Aston Barclay has appointed Eddie Thomson as Chief Operating Officer.
Greg MacLeod, Executive Chairman at Aston Barclay said:
“With 40 years of auction heritage, Aston Barclay has the platform and strategy in place for growth. To ensure that we continue to be the compelling alternative in the market, we are focused on providing an excellent customer service, as well as expanding our sales programme in both cars and LCVs across our six strategically located sites.
Gordon’s expertise and leadership will attract additional volume to a business that continues to experience year-on-year volume growth. I am delighted with our new and enhanced leadership team. For top talent in UK remarketing, this is the place to be.”
On joining Aston Barclay, Gordon said: “I am delighted to be joining Aston Barclay. The business has an excellent and award-winning proposition, and real potential for future growth. I am excited to be joining the team at this exciting stage of their journey, and I look forward to introducing the business to many new customers. With great service and a super competitive price, I really would encourage vendors and buyers to give Aston Barclay a try. I will be joining the team on September 2nd, so feel free to reach out to Gordon.inglis@astonbarclay.net or simply message me on LinkedIn.”
