Potts will be in charge of leading the integration of RAC business into Lex Service, and put in place the battle plan to develop the massive potential for cross-marketing that the acquisition creates. So far, 80% of RAC Holdings shares have been sold to Lex Service, with the remaining 20% expected to be bought before Potts joins. Johnson is expected to receive a pay-out of more than £500,000.
The changes at the top are the second major shake-up at the RAC, with its business-to-business division also being transformed to cope with the changes from a former mutual organisation into 'a lean and mean' commercial operation.
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