Northridge Finance is pleased to announce the appointment of Spencer Halil as the new managing director, succeeding James McGee who made his plans to retire known earlier this year. Halil brings with him an extensive background in the motor industry, having worked with both independent and manufacturer finance companies. His most recent role was as the chief commercial officer of Alphabet within the BMW Group, where he spent 17 years in various senior positions.
Pending regulatory approval, Halil is set to assume his new position in January 2024, while James McGee will continue in his role until the end of February to facilitate a seamless transition. George Higginson, the chairman of Northridge Finance, expressed confidence in Halil’s capabilities, stating, “Spencer possesses a wealth of knowledge and experience, as well as a proven track record of commercial success, which will be of great value to this pivotal aspect of our business. I also wish to acknowledge and commend James McGee for his leadership, dedication, and invaluable contributions to Northridge Finance and Bank of Ireland UK throughout his remarkable 37-year tenure.”
In response to his appointment, Halil remarked, “Northridge Finance has long been a respected provider of financial services for over six decades, and I am thrilled to take on the role of managing director, guiding the organisation through its next phase. The motor finance industry is currently experiencing a period of immense excitement, and I eagerly anticipate collaborating with the team to offer innovative and sustainable solutions, establishing ourselves as a robust, dynamic, and customer-centric business.”
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