Brussels,
06
December
2024
|
10:30
Europe/Amsterdam

Toyota Motor Europe announces executive changes for 2025

Brussels, Belgium - Toyota Motor Europe (TME) announces today several executive level appointments at its European Headquarters and National Sales & Marketing Companies, to continue the company’s transformation and navigate the changes required to become a mobility company, built on the principles of carbon neutrality and sustainability.

Toyota Motor Europe (TME)

  • Mr. Till Conrad, will join TME in February 2025 in the role of Executive Vice President - Sales. Prior to joining TME, Mr Conrad has held a number of senior positions at a major OEM and a large retailer group, covering Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia in the fields of Sales & Marketing, Aftersales, General Financial Management, and Network & Retailer Management. 

National Marketing and Sales Companies (NMSCs) [all effective 1st January 2025]

Toyota Austria GmbH (TAT)

  • Mr. Cédric Borremans will be appointed as President of TAT, taking over from Mr. Holger Nelsbach who will be appointed as Commercial Director, Kinto Germany.

Toyota Denmark (TDK)

  • Ms. Pernille Kim Johansen will be appointed President of Toyota Denmark, replacing Mr. Alar Metsson who’s new position will be announced at a later date.

Toyota Deutschland (TDG)

  • Mr. Mario Köhler will be appointed President of Toyota Deutschland, replacing Mr. Andre Schmidt who will return to TME as Head of Revenue Management.

Toyota France (TFR)

  • Mr. Florian Aragon will be appointed President of TFR, succeeding Mr. Frank Marotte, who will be appointed as Chairman of TFR.

Overview

NameFromTo
Till ConradExternalEVP - Sales, TME
Florian AragonHead of Revenue Management, TMEPresident, TFR
Cédric BorremansHead of Olympic & Paralympic, TMEPresident, TAT
Pernille Kim JohanssenHead of Product Transformation, Toyota Northern EuropePresident, TDK
Mario KöhlerCommercial Director, TDGPresident, TDG
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Toyota Motor Europe NV/SA (TME) oversees the wholesale sales and marketing of Toyota and Lexus vehicles, parts and accessories, and Toyota’s European manufacturing and engineering operations. Toyota directly employs around 25,000 people in Europe and has invested over EUR 10 billion since 1990. Toyota’s operations in Europe are supported by a network of 29 National Marketing and Sales Companies across 53 countries, a total of around 3,000 sales outlets, and nine manufacturing plants. In 2020, Toyota sold 993,113 Toyota and Lexus vehicles in Europe. For more information, visit www.toyota-europe.com