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It's been a whole year at Martins of Basingstoke Volkswagen, and time has flown by. What an incredible year it's been – filled with learning experiences, occasional mistakes, constant improvement, and meeting some truly amazing individuals. Fortunately, the brand's strong loyalty makes convincing customers to choose a Volkswagen a relatively smooth process. The most rewarding aspect of this job is the shared stories with our customers, making each day at work far from dull. Witnessing the joy on people's faces as they drive away in their new vehicles never loses its charm. Moreover, addressing customer concerns and identifying areas where we can enhance our services is an integral part of the job, ensuring that we continuously strive for improvement. In the dynamic sales environment, it would be remiss not to share some numbers. To date, I've had the privilege selling 244 cars, including 99 new and 145 used. Each transaction represents a unique journey, and the process of learning from any missteps and ensuring they don't recur is fundamental to our collective growth. Here's to another year of growth, learning, and delivering smiles to our customers. Below are a handful of the amazing handovers throughout the year.

GM is prioritizing its employees' enjoyment of the game by delaying the Flint shift, making sure that as many employees as possible can watch the Lions Win on Sunday! #iworkforgm Read more about how GM is supporting the Lions and its employees: https://lnkd.in/eafVDqzu

Rolls-Royce is vastly expanding its factory in Chichester, England. The BMW subsidiary is adding five new buildings with construction planned to start next year. Usually, when a carmaker expands a factory it’s for one simple reason: building more cars. But this is Rolls-Royce. Making and selling more Rolls-Royces would undermine the brand’s vaunted exclusivity. So this factory expansion isn’t about making more cars, but making more expensive cars, which takes more time and requires more space for workshops and storage of exotic materials. And the expansion signals something about Rolls-Royce’s ultra-wealthy clientele: https://cnn.it/3xWrf8q

Tomorrow will mark the 120th anniversary of Charles Stewart Rolls first meeting Frederick Henry Royce at The Midland Hotel in Manchester. It was the start of an enduring and very productive partnership. Over a century later, long-term relationships remain a cornerstone of who we are and how we do business. Rolls-Royce is driven by long-term, win-win partnerships. Our horizons are long, with success dependent on lasting relationships that address the opportunities and challenges of the future. Our products are designed, manufactured and used over decades. We deliver them with quality and consistency, through sustainable collaborations with our customers and supply-chain partners. And we invest for the long-term, developing the technologies our customers will need in the future, such as our UltraFan engine, while meeting their needs today. We have developed technologies that Charles Stewart Rolls and Frederick Henry Royce couldn’t possibly have imagined. Rolls and Royce laid the foundations upon which generations have built the company we know today. Now we are strengthening those foundations through our transformation, to create a high performing, competitive, resilient and growing business. The changes we are making within Rolls-Royce will write the next chapter in our company’s history, just as that meeting in Manchester wrote the first.

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The future of higher education will be connecting students to employers with clear paths to meaningful careers. We strive for that at Henry Ford College. But don't take my word for it, check out this video by my friend Henry Ford III, who explains how we are proud to support students and Ford Motor Company. This is #studentsuccess! https://lnkd.in/gPnHCJRN