Porsche Centre Tonbridge appoints Dan Redpath as Parts Manager
16/1/2017
Porsche Centre Tonbridge is delighted to announce that our Parts Supervisor Dan Redpath has recently been promoted to Parts Manager.
Dan is a valued member of our team and he places great emphasis on providing our customers with the excellent service you would expect from Porsche. His passion for Porsche is second to none and his knowledge, experience and commitment are exemplary.
Dan says; “I am thrilled to have been promoted to the role of Parts Manager here at Porsche Centre Tonbridge. I have worked hard to develop our Parts offering in my position as Supervisor and now, in my new role, I can lead the team to deliver the best possible service to all our customers. We have a fantastic team here at Porsche Centre Tonbridge and it is a pleasure to come and do a job I love everyday.”
Please contact Dan on 01732 361222 for all of your Porsche Genuine Parts requirements.
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