Electric Car Scheme appoints operations director
Hayes-based EV salary sacrifice firm The Electric Car Scheme has appointed Rob Buckland as operations director.
Rob brings specialist electric vehicle experience, having founded and scaled the GRIDSERVE car leasing proposition before leading its acquisition into Carwow and supporting the growth of its leasing division.
He has also held senior roles at Select Car Leasing and Hitachi Capital Vehicle Solutions.
In his new role, he will support operational performance as the business continues to scale.
Rob said: “It’s great to be joining this passionate and committed team of people at such a pivotal time for the business.
“My mission is clear – to build a scalable operational engine for the next phase of growth.
“As a certified B Corp, The Electric Car Scheme isn’t just about growth, it’s about being a genuine force for good, helping more people to access an EV in an affordable and sustainable way.
“I can’t wait to start making a difference.”
Rob’s appointment follows a period of strong growth for the company and reflects its focus on aligning expansion with its sustainability-driven mission.
Thom Groot, chief executive of The Electric Car Scheme, added: “Rob is a fantastic addition to our growing company.
“His vast experience in delivering excellence to customers through strong business operations will support our ambitious plans to scale the business through pioneering AI technology.”
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