Unipart Announces Caroline Brill as Director of Marketing and Communications

Caroline Brill has been appointed Marketing Director at Unipart, the supply chain solutions and performance improvement technologies partner.

As a member of the Executive Leadership Team reporting to Chief Executive Officer Darren Leigh, Caroline is responsible for leading the development and execution of Unipart’s branding, marketing, go-to-market activities, and external communications.

Caroline joins Unipart with more than 20 years of experience in branding, marketing, and communications gained from in-house roles and consultancies including Intertek, BAE Systems, Inchcape, FTI Consulting, and SustainCERT. Her last three roles have been newly-created marketing leadership roles, where she has established brand, marketing, and communications functions to deliver strategic value and commercial growth.

Darren Leigh, Unipart's Chief Executive Officer, said, “Our brand and marketing is central to the success of Unipart’s growth strategy and roadmap, to bring all the strengths of our company together under a strong, instantly-recognizable brand that has the confidence and trust of some of the world’s most demanding customers.

“Caroline has a proven track record of developing and implementing commercial, measurable strategies and programmes across many sectors including automotive, defense, logistics, and retail. I am delighted to welcome Caroline and look forward to the impact her role and function will deliver.”

Caroline Brill, Unipart's Marketing Director, said, “Unipart has an incredibly rich heritage and strong brand, offering a wide range of products, services, and solutions to a wide range of customers in a diverse range of sectors. It’s an incredibly exciting time in Unipart’s evolution to join, and I look forward to working with Darren and the team to drive growth and cement Unipart’s reputation as a leading supply chain solutions and performance improvement technologies partner in the marketplace.”

 

Source: Unipart Press Releases