Vauxhall을 정상 궤도로 되돌리는 방법: 새로운 상사가 모든 것을 알려줍니다.

Vauxhall is a very different company to when Steve Catlin was last there; he aims to return it to the glory days

Vauxhall is a very different place from the one that new managing director Steve Catlin left back in 2015.
Then, as retail sales director, he worked for parent company General Motors at the sizeable Griffin House in Luton, not far from the Vauxhall manufacturing plant and once home to a staff of over 2000. Ten years later, the plant has been shut and Griffin House sold and demolished.
Catlin, having returned to lead the brand this year after stints at the Volkswagen Group and Volvo Financial Services, doesn’t command his empire from a comfortable corner office guarded by a personal assistant. Instead he now mostly works from home with regular visits to parent company Stellantis’s UK headquarters in Coventry.
In fact, he’s hard pressed to say what Vauxhall’s staff count is today, given that much of the brand-agnostic work is handled by Stellantis teams shared with Peugeot,