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| Name | Ben Samuelson |
|---|---|
| Caption | Ben Samuelson |
| Birth date | April 07, 1972 |
| Birth place | London |
Ben Samuelson (born 7 April 1972) was in charge of the PR and marketing for British sports car manufacturer TVR from 1993 until 2005, and is the brother of the British television actress Emma Samms.
Samuelson worked at the company during what is regarded as its glory years. Under the assertive eye of the late Peter Wheeler, Samuelson saw the company produce cars with spectacular looks and phenomenal performance, such as the Cerbera, Tuscan Speed 6, Tamora and Sagaris.
He was briefly the managing director after Russian businessman Nikolai Smolenski bought the company in 2004
He also raced with Wheeler in an Aston Martin DB4 and latterly a TVR 5000M.
In January 2006 Samuelson established his PR, marketing and events management company, Samuelson Wylie Associates. By summer 2006, Samuelson had already established his company as one used by luxury and exclusive brands.
Category:1972 births Category:Living people Category:English racecar drivers Category:TVR Category:Public relations companies of the United Kingdom
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