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Jaguar Land Rover Names David Hayward as Corporate Sales Manager
He will have responsibility for business-to-business sales channels including commercial, rental, government and mobility fleets in the United States and Canada.

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Jaguar Land Rover has named David Hayward as its corporate sales manager for North America, where he will have responsibility for business-to-business sales channels including commercial, rental, government and mobility fleets in the United States and Canada.
David Hayward will be reporting directly to Jack Devine, vice president, sales performance, Jaguar Land Rover North America. Hayward joins Jaguar Land Rover from Deloitte Consulting LLP where he recently held the position of manager in the supply chain practice and worked with clients in the government and commercial sectors to implement changes to fleet programs.
Before Deloitte Consulting, Hayward served as global category director, fleet, for Teva Pharmaceuticals where he was responsible for creating the global fleet strategy for the business, Prior to Teva Pharmaceuticals, Hayward was fleet operations manager for AmeriGas Propane.
Hayward continues to serve on the National Board of Directors for NAFA Fleet Management Association.
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