New Head of Operations at asTech

Published:  24 September, 2021

Paul Cunningham has been appointed as Head of Operations in the UK at asTech, a Repairify company.

Previously, he held a range of positions at Hollander (Solera), ranging from, from Systems Architect to Head of Global Operations. Most recently, he was Change and Transformation Manager at Autoenterprises.

Commenting on his new role, Paul said: “I’m very pleased to be joining asTech at a time when the UK operation is expanding its market penetration. I look forward to assisting the company in achieving its global ambitions to be the leading industry player in the ADAS related calibration and diagnostics solutions sector.”

Martin Brown, Technical Director, Repairify Innovations, added, “asTech is excited for what Paul can bring to the company to maximise customer retention, deliver automotive proficiency and secure operational excellence.”

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