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TEAMWORK Re-Design team wo rk The in-house journal of the Marshall Group of Companies Spring 2009 Doing Something Funny for Money... around the Group Chairman’s comments Thank you to all of you for your support and faith which manufacturers now have in us for their spontaneous bravery in going to the work towards seeing us through the early and in our values and it was a great joy to rescue of a woman who was nearly stages of the recession. see their professionalism and enthusiasm drowned when her car went off the road into during my recent visit to them. a water filled ditch on 12th February - an act On a happier note, on 1st October we look of courage which reflects well on the forward to commemorating that moment Aerospace has continued to give truly Company and on all of us. when, 100 years ago, my grandfather amazing support to the Royal Air Force founded our Company and purchased his through our HIOS and TRIOS teams. We I was delighted to be able to receive the two chauffeur driven hire cars. We all have are also proud to be contributing to the Business Achievement Award for our Group much to be proud of and thankful for, as this development of the A400M engine which from the Cambridge News on 26th March, special golden moment approaches when we feel sure will, in due course, lead to a a great accolade and encouragement for we will be one of the less than 1% of successful A400M aircraft. all of us. We are grateful to the Cambridge companies which make it to its centenary. News for this unexpected recognition. Marshall Land Systems and all other Recent months have been tough and sectors of the Group have continued to Our Centenary organisers are making good uncertain, especially in our retail Motor make great progress during the first part of progress with the arrangements for our Group, but I am delighted that it is now this challenging year. Open Day on Sunday 20th September and undergoing a great resurgence of our I hope to see as many of you as possible foundational values under the enthusiastic It also gives me, and I’m sure many of you, with your partners and families during the leadership of Daksh Gupta with the support huge pleasure when we learn of the course of the day. of all members of our great team. The wonderful exploits of our colleagues. I was purchase of the Honda franchises in York, really thrilled when David Savidge and Hull and Scarborough is indicative of the Michal Gmaj were mentioned in the Press Michael Marshall - 60th Anniversary of Learning to Fly Mr Michael Marshall celebrated the 60th Anniversary of gaining his a Rallye Minerva aeroplane. Private Pilot’s Licence during a flight from Cambridge Airport on Monday, 30th March. For the commemorative flight Michael was accompanied initially by a second Tiger Moth, which flew in formation with him for the first Michael Marshall gained his Private Pilot’s Licence in a Tiger four or five minutes of this flight. The pupil in this aircraft was Moth aircraft on 30th March, 1949 when he was required to fly four Michael’s son Robert, who is currently learning to fly in Cessna 172s figures-of-eight at 2,000ft. During this special commemorative flight with the Cambridge Aero Club. he was accompanied by Ian Glenn, the Chief Flying Instructor of the Cambridge Flying Group, when he replicated the flight test Michael Marshall said: “I have been very lucky to have enjoyed 60 conducted sixty years earlier. Ian Glenn said: ‘Michael flew a perfect continuous years of flying which have ‘passed in a flash’. I am series of figures-of-eight as well as two perfect circuits and delighted that the DH82 Tiger Moth aircraft in which I first learned to landings.’ Michael Marshall regularly uses his pilot licence flying fly are still operational at our airfield”. 2 Teamwork Spring 09 Cambridgeshire Rainforest Appeal Marshall of Cambridge was the driving force behind the Cambridgeshire Rainforest Appeal which was set up to raise funds for the purchase of 450 acres of jungle in Borneo in order to preserve dwindling stocks of orang-utans. The highly successful launch event, which was held at Marshall of Cambridge, succeeded in raising over £200,000 which enabled the World Land Trust to complete the purchase of this land. In the photograph Mr Michael Marshall is pictured with Sir David Attenborough at a World Land Trust event in London when the cheque for the purchase of the land was handed over. Grahame Nix, Chief Operating Officer, Marshall Aerospace, was awarded an OBE in the 2009 Grahame Nix OBE New Years Honours List for Services to the Defence Industry. Grahame joined Marshall of Cambridge (Engineering) under the Company’s Graduate Management Trainee Scheme in 1980 and was appointed Assistant to the Production Manager in 1982. In 1983 he was appointed C130 Project Manager and was at the forefront of the company’s development of a formalised Project Management organisation. During the 1980s Grahame progressively assumed responsibility for an increasing number of civil and military projects culminating in a major programme to complete MD11s for McDonnell Douglas which saw the company achieve an FAA Production Extension, one of only two ever awarded. In 1992 he moved back into operations as General Manager of the Manufacturing Division and in 1995 was appointed a Director of Marshall Aerospace with overall responsibility for Production. In 2000 he was appointed as Deputy Managing Director and led a number of change management programmes and has been closely involved with recruitment, training and team building initiatives. Following his lead on the Hercules Integrated Operational Support (HIOS) proposal and his stewardship of a reorganisation of the company into discreet business streams he was appointed Chief Operating Officer to lead these business streams. Grahame received his OBE from Her Majesty The Queen on Wednesday, 18th February and was accompanied by his wife, Kate, and sons Adam and Tom. Air League Centenary Mr Michael Marshall, as President of the Air League, hosted a lunch in London on 17th February, in New Zealand House, to celebrate the centenary of the Air League. New Zealand House is on the site of the former Carlton Hotel where the Air League was formed on 17th February 1909 and present at the luncheon were senior representatives of the armed forces, industry and the City, in addition to the Air League’s patron, His Royal Highness Prince Philip The Duke of Edinburgh. In the photograph Mr Michael Marshall is pictured with Prince Philip. Teamwork 3 Spring 09 Celebrating Sales Success Pictured above are Michele Bailey, Matt Marchant, & Bobby Sukeforth, the top sales people in the three categories. The 2008 Motor Group Sales Awards were presented recently by Daksh Gupta, Chief Executive, at a celebratory lunch held in the Top Room at Cambridge Airport. This year’s top sales executives were: 400 Club (Fleet) : Michele Bailey , Peterborough Volvo, achieving a total of 676 units during 2008; and Richard Wiseman , Cambridge Ford who achieved 514 units. 200 Club (Volume & Specialist): Bobby Sukeforth , Ipswich Vauxhall, achieved 267 units; Frank Banham , Cambridge Seat, achieved 254 units; Chris Fretwell , Cambridge Ford, achieved 240 units; Graham Cowling , St Neots Peugeot, achieved 240 units; Louis Peasgood , Leicester Vauxhall, achieved 234 units; James Cook , Peterborough Toyota, achieved 231 units; Matt Marchant , Peterborough Honda Motorcycles, achieved 223 units; Andy Green , Grantham Volvo, achieved 216 units; David Bore , Ipswich Vauxhall, achieved 216 units; David Coulam , Melton Mowbray Volvo, achieved 213 units; Rory Morris , Leicester Vauxhall, achieved 212 units; Manny Gatt , Cambridge Used Cars, achieved 212 units; Tom Herbert , Cambridge Ford achieved 208 units; Roberto Gonzalez , Cambridge Seat, achieved 206 units; Lewis Bower , Cambridge Used Cars, achieved 205 units; Juliet Saunders , Cambridge LDV, achieved 204 units; and Paul Underhill , King’s Lynn Toyota, achieved 203 units. 130 Club (Specialist) : Brad Bradford , Peterborough Jaguar, achieved 146 units; Steven Stinders , Peterborough Chrysler Jeep, achieved 146 units; Andrew Hills , Bedford Land Rover, achieved 144 units; Sam Evans , Peterborough Chrysler Jeep, achieved 144 units; Theo Runham , Cambridge Jaguar, achieved 143 units; Hanif Najfi , Peterborough Chrysler Jeep, achieved 140 units; Peter Hill , Peterborough Honda Motorcycles, achieved 136 units; Adam Jacklin , Lincoln Land Rover, achieved 135 units; John Maloney , Grantham Volvo, achieved 136 units; James Wells , Cambridge Land Rover, achieved 133 units; and Jo Spink , Peterborough Land Rover, achieved 130 units. Marshall Bury St. Edmunds bodyshop gains BSi Kitemark The Marshall Group Bodyshop in Bury St Edmunds has been awarded the prestigious PAS 125 Kitemark Standard. This is known to be the ‘toughest’ accreditation in the Motor Industry Aftersales sector. It rigorously evaluates the capability of the business to repair cars safely and correctly, by auditing evidence and traceability of specific repair methodology, technician and estimator ATA qualifications, recruitment process, training and competency, tooling and materials compatibility and maintenance. Dale Hing, Group Bodyshop Manager commented: “Achievement of this very stringent standard endorses our commitment to repair-integrity and safety, in line with our core values, giving our customers and business partners complete peace of mind. With the various high-strength metals and technology used in the production of modern vehicles, it is vital that we can effect the correct repair process each and every time, and the PAS 125 standard compliments our Vehicle Manufacturer Approval standards.” The Bury St Edmunds site is the first of the Motor Group’s six Bodyshops mapped out to achieve the PAS 125 BSI Kitemark. 4 Teamwork Spring 09 High Achiever Steve Wolton, Master Technician at Bury St Edmunds Peugeot has beaten all the other Peugeot Master Technicians in the Country with his technical knowledge.
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