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Mario Moser joins BMW Group UK as Director of Customer Support and Aftersales

BMW Group UK has today announced the appointment of Mario Moser, joining the UK executive leadership team as Customer Support Director.

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Farnborough. BMW Group UK has today announced the appointment of Mario Moser, joining the UK executive leadership team as Customer Support Director. He replaces Richard Price who retired at the beginning of the summer.

Mario has been based in China for the last four and a half years, as the Head of Customer Support/Aftersales where he oversaw the development of the retailer network. Working with over a hundred investors and 680 retailers, this included the digitalisation of the customer journey, customer programmes, retailer efficiency and particularly steering the ramp up and future proof of BEVs (battery electric vehicles).

Chris Brownridge, CEO of BMW Group UK said; “We’re delighted to welcome Mario to our team. The depth and breadth of his experience is going to be invaluable as, together with our retailers and partners, we lead the development of automotive retail and customer support in the UK.”

Originally from Austria, Mario started his career as a technical apprentice before taking various roles on the retail side of the automotive industry, finally rising to dealer principle. After seven years at the BMW Group retailer in Vienna, Mario began his international career, living in the Czech Republic, Romania, Bulgaria, and then in Poland where he managed aftersales and retailer development, taking up the role of Executive Country Director, before moving to China.

 

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