IMO Car Wash Group Ltd.
Ron Brookes is an experienced professional with a strong background in management and operational roles across various sectors. Currently serving as Regional Manager at IMO Car Wash Group Ltd. since January 2022, Ron has previously held positions such as Regional Academy Scout and Academy Scout at Coventry City Football Club from November 2019 to October 2023. Ron's extensive career also includes six years as Area Operations Manager at Marston's PLC, overseeing franchise and corporate area operations, and five years as Area Manager at Lidl UK, focusing on multi-site operational efficiency. Early career experiences include roles at Bahi Group Ltd. and Anheuser-Busch InBev, managing accounts and developing business strategies, alongside business development responsibilities at Heineken UK. Ron holds a BSc with 2:1 honors in Licensed Retail Management from Leeds Beckett University, complemented by A Levels from Guthlaxton College.
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IMO Car Wash Group Ltd.
Founded in Germany in 1965, IMO Car Wash Group (“IMO”) has grown to become the world’s largest independent conveyor car wash business. It has approximately 840 sites spanning 15 countries, with over 320 sites in Germany and 269 sites in the UK, and the remainder spread across Europe, Australia and USA. IMO washes over 35 million vehicles per year offering a high quality, fast wash with attended service at a great value. Caring for the environment is high on the agenda, and accordingly IMO meets or surpasses all country specific regulation. By recycling at least 75% of its water, using only chemicals that are biodegradable and removing all harmful deposits from wastewater before disposing of them through environmentally approved contractors, IMO is the most environmentally friendly way to clean your car. The Company is a private equity owned enterprise which is undertaking an exciting programme of growth in existing and new markets around the world. The company has approximately 460 employees and is headquartered in High Wycombe in the UK.