Finning restructures

Finning has announced that it has restructured its management team following expansion of its UK and Ireland businesses. Andy Fraser has moved to become an executive vice president at Finning International in Vancouver and Neil Dickinson succeeds him as Finning (UK) Ltd’s managing director while Gary Agnew will take over Dickenson’s role as director of construction equipment.

March 29, 2012 Read time: 1 min

3006 Finning has announced that it has restructured its management team following expansion of its UK and Ireland businesses.

Andy Fraser has moved to become an executive vice president at Finning International in Vancouver and Neil Dickinson succeeds him as Finning (UK) Ltd’s managing director while Gary Agnew will take over Dickenson’s role as director of construction equipment.

Commenting on his new appointment Agnew said, “It really is an exciting time to be taking up the new position and I am very proud to be leading the organisation into the next important phase of its development.

“We have weathered the economic storm very well over the last 24 months; holding firm and retaining our network of 25 branches and over 450 highly skilled engineers, which are two critical components of our business strategy.”

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