As part of its ongoing UK growth strategy, Prometeon Tyre Group has announced two significant internal appointments aimed at enhancing financial oversight and strengthening support for national fleet accounts. The promotions reflect the company's focus on long-term market development and investment in experienced leadership.
Prometeon has promoted Emma Hawley to Chief Financial Officer for the UK and Ireland. She also becomes a company director, marking a notable step in the group's leadership diversity. With eight years of experience at Prometeon, Hawley brings both financial expertise and a deep understanding of the business's commercial structure. Her promotion highlights the company's commitment to internal progression and inclusive leadership.
In a move to bolster its support for large fleet clients, Darren Heywood has been appointed National Account Manager. Heywood transitions from a regional Business Development Manager role, where he built a strong track record managing tyre needs for clients across the Southwest. In his new position, he will focus on expanding Prometeon's national accounts offering and deepening relationships with fleet operators.
Heywood’s appointment supports a wider shift within Prometeon's National Accounts team, which is tasked with providing integrated tyre solutions for multi-site fleets. By aligning closely with tyre dealers and customers, the team aims to deliver nationwide support, reduce cost inefficiencies, and improve service performance.
The new roles come as Prometeon continues to grow its presence across the UK and Ireland, supported by the expansion of its premium Serie 02 tyre range. The appointments of Hawley and Heywood reinforce the group's focus on building a skilled, stable, and customer-focused leadership structure.
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