Nick Bloor, son of owner John Bloor, is now CEO of Triumph.

Tue Mantoni

Nick takes over from Tue Mantoni, who oversaw a massive expansion period from the time Triumph’s Hinckley factory burnt down in 2002. Mantoni is returning home to Denmark but will join the board of directors. Joining Triumph 8 years ago as a 28-year old consultant, Mantoni quickly progressed to become director of sales & marketing, and finally CEO.

Starting at Triumph in 1998 as a design engineer following his graduation from Loughborough University, Nick Bloor spent time working in design, manufacturing, production control and sales & marketing. His last stint was in Triumph’s procurement department.

Triumph, resurrected by entrepreneur John Bloor in the early 1990s, now has 1400 employees around the globe and sells about 50,000 motorcycles in 30 countries every year.

Nick Bloor, son of owner John Bloor, is now CEO of Triumph.

Tue Mantoni

Nick takes over from Tue Mantoni, who oversaw a massive expansion period from the time Triumph’s Hinckley factory burnt down in 2002. Mantoni is returning home to Denmark but will join the board of directors. Joining Triumph 8 years ago as a 28-year old consultant, Mantoni quickly progressed to become director of sales & marketing, and finally CEO.

Starting at Triumph in 1998 as a design engineer following his graduation from Loughborough University, Nick Bloor spent time working in design, manufacturing, production control and sales & marketing. His last stint was in Triumph’s procurement department.

Triumph, resurrected by entrepreneur John Bloor in the early 1990s, now has 1400 employees around the globe and sells about 50,000 motorcycles in 30 countries every year.