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Crewe Audi do the Treble
Family-owned Crewe Audi is celebrating an Audi Accreditation treble in two very different areas of the business.
Head of Business at Crewe Audi, John Oakley, explained, “Achieving full Audi Accreditation in no mean feat; it takes a lot of extra work, in your own time, so plenty of commitment and determination is needed. I’m delighted that our Used Car Sales Manager Dave Stubbs-Ambrose and two of our Parts Advisors, Stuart Elkes and Tony Cragg have passed their final exams and become Audi Accredited”.
“Our aim is to have a fully Audi Accredited team and we have the backing to do that from our directors at Swansway Motor Group; being family-owned they really engage with us and what we’re trying to achieve. These latest are accreditations from totally different areas of the business, so it definitely feels like we’re getting there”, added John.
Dave has been with Crewe Audi since 2015, but he’s Audi through and through, with 11 years’ experience with the brand before joining Crewe Audi; Tony has been at the site since 2014 and Stuart Elkes can boast 10 years with Crewe Audi.
Swansway Director, David Smyth commented, “We encourage everyone in Swansway to be the best they can be; for me, the best part of my job is seeing people grow and achieve, and this treble accreditation shows that people, across all areas of the business, are doing just that. Congratulations to all three”.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Karen Walker .
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