Welcome Jonathan Sullivan
13/2/2020
Porsche Centre Bournemouth are delighted to introduce Jonathan Sullivan as our new Centre Principal.
Jonathan joined Porsche in February 2007 as a Business Manager for Porsche Centre Chester. He was with Chester until the end of 2010 when he then moved to Porsche Centre Mayfair.
In 2014, Jonathan was promoted to Sales Manager, and then General Sales Manager in the July of the same year.
2020 is now a big year for Jonathan as his next promotion takes him south of the country to Bournemouth.
We hope you will wish him well in his new role at Porsche Centre Bournemouth.
Please call 01202 897688, if you would like to speak to Jonathan directly.
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