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Nissan boss takes MIA chair

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john_manley-xNissan NZ managing director John Manley has taken the chair of the Motor Industry Association – as part of its normal two-year cycle.

Glynn Tulloch, managing director of European Motor Distributors was re-appointed as one of two vice-presidents, while Corey Holter, managing director of Ford New Zealand took the other vice-chair role.

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In his column in this month’s AutoTalk, association chief executive David Crawford thanks outgoing president Andrew Clearwater, head of Mazda New Zealand, for his work.

“I would like to take this opportunity to thank Andrew for his leadership and guidance over the last two years, he has been instrumental in helping me transition into my role as the association’s chief executive following the retirement of Perry Kerr who had held the role for the previous 27 years,” Crawford says.

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