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| SLEEK MACHINE: AeroMax Coupe will make its first appearance at the North-East at the Entrepreneurs' Forum |
THE grandson of the founder of one of
England's most famous car brands has
joined the list of speakers at a North-East
conference.
Charles Morgan's grandfather began the
Morgan Motor Company almost a century
ago.
It is the world's oldest privately-owned
motor manufacturer and its skilled workforce
at Malvern, in Worcestershire, continues
to hand-build 500 made-to-order
sports cars each year, with half exported.
Mr Morgan, corporate strategy director, is
credited with leading the company
through changes to survive in a modern,
highly competitive market.
He also led the team that developed the
Aero 8, the first completely new Morgan
for 30 years.
He plans to bring an AeroMax Coupe to
the Entrepreneurs' Forum Progressive
conference at the Gateshead Hilton on
May 22.
It will be the first time the car has been
seen in the North-East and was originally
built as a commission for Prince Eric I
Sturdza, president of Banque Baring
Brothers Sturdza.
Such was the response to the car that 100
more - costing from £94,000 each - are
being built.
Richard Hammond, BBC's Top Gear presenter,
is said to have bought one.
Elle Macpherson, former supermodel and
business woman is another speaker.
Places can be booked on 0870-850-2233.
12:03pm Friday 25th April 2008
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