Jaguar Land Rover’s CEO Thierry Bolloré is leaving the company at the end of this year for personal reasons and will be replace on an interim basis by CFO Adrian Mardell
Thierry Bolloré is stepping down as CEO of JLR on December 31. Bolloré has a 30-year career in the automotive industry beginning in 1990 when he joined Michelin, working his way from shop manager to vice-president of Michelin’s global aircraft business, before leaving for parts maker Faurecia in 2005. In 2012 he joined Renault and was appointed executive vice-president for manufacturing and supply chain before moving on to a series of senior executive roles culminating in CEO of Renault group in January 2019.
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