Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has today announced that Ruth Hucklenbroich has joined the company as Corporate Communications Manager for Germany. Ruth will report directly to Richard Carter, Director of Global Communications.
Ruth is an experienced PR professional with a track record for automotive communications. She joins Rolls-Royce from Maserati where she spent five years as spokesperson and Corporate Communications Manager. Previous to this Ruth was PR Manager at DaimlerChrysler and she started her career in a similar role at Chrysler Germany.
"Ruth joins Rolls-Royce at an exciting time for the company, in the centenary year of the Spirit of Ecstasy and following the recent launch of the Phantom Experimental Electric, 102EX", said Richard Carter. "We have recently announced a record global sales result for the first half of the year and we are delighted that Germany is one of many regions to show strong and sustained growth."
He continued, "Her expertise will be invaluable; she is the perfect fit for Rolls-Royce and I am delighted to welcome her to the team."
Frank Tiemann, Corporate Communications Europe, will now focus on all European countries excluding Germany.
Ruth is an experienced PR professional with a track record for automotive communications. She joins Rolls-Royce from Maserati where she spent five years as spokesperson and Corporate Communications Manager. Previous to this Ruth was PR Manager at DaimlerChrysler and she started her career in a similar role at Chrysler Germany.
"Ruth joins Rolls-Royce at an exciting time for the company, in the centenary year of the Spirit of Ecstasy and following the recent launch of the Phantom Experimental Electric, 102EX", said Richard Carter. "We have recently announced a record global sales result for the first half of the year and we are delighted that Germany is one of many regions to show strong and sustained growth."
He continued, "Her expertise will be invaluable; she is the perfect fit for Rolls-Royce and I am delighted to welcome her to the team."
Frank Tiemann, Corporate Communications Europe, will now focus on all European countries excluding Germany.
