Jorvik Tricycles appoints office manager
York-based adult tricycle manufacturer Jorvik Tricycles has appointed Kevin Hodgson as office manager to support continued business growth.
Kevin brings more than 15 years’ experience in finance, project management and leadership, joining from McDonald’s where he was part of the assistant business manager team across Yorkshire.
In his new role, he will develop relationships with stockists and retailers to expand Jorvik’s B2B presence, while strengthening internal systems and workflows.
Kevin said: “I’m delighted to have joined Jorvik Tricycles at such an exciting time for the business and the wider industry.
“I’m looking forward to working closely with the senior team to support sustainable, long-term growth and to strengthen operations across sales, technical and dispatch functions.”
Kevin’s appointment follows a landmark year for the business, which recorded a 94 per cent increase in revenue and opened a second store in Southampton.
Founded in 2014, Jorvik Tricycles now employs eight full-time staff across its York and Southampton sites and serves customers worldwide.
James Walker, founder and managing director of Jorvik Tricycles, added: “We’re really happy to welcome Kevin as we bolster our leadership team.
“Kevin will act as the central point for sales, customer services, technical and dispatch teams to ensure smooth running of day-to-day activities, his role will be vital in supporting sustained growth and expansion across the UK.”
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