Bentley Motors gets a new CEO:
Bentley Motors plans a major shake-up of its executive ranks just a few months before launching the
new Continental GT. Wolfgang Durheimer will step down as
CEO of Bentley effective February 1, 2018; he will be succeeded by Adrian Hallmark, former global strategy director at Jaguar Land Rover..
Bentley's board members for engineering, sales and marketing, and human resources will also step down, effective January 1, 2018.

Durheimer, 59, will stay on at the
VW Group to assist with the
automaker's motorsports efforts. It's a fitting culmination to a career that oversaw the development of two generations of the
Porsche 911, the
Bugatti Chiron and the
Porsche Carrera GT and
918 Spyder. An engineer by trade, Durheimer joined Porsche in 1999, a decade before VW Group bought a controlling stake in the
sports car brand. He became Bentley's CEO in 2011, moved to
Audi in 2012 and returned to Bentley in 2014. Hallmark returns to Bentley, where he was sales and marketing chief between 1999 and 2005.
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