Leasing.com Elevates Fazal to CEO Position

Portfolio - People | Mar 19, 2025 | Aim Group

Leasing.com Elevates Fazal to CEO Position

U.K.-based leasing-comparison platform Leasing.com has announced the promotion of Mike Fazal to the role of Chief Executive Officer, succeeding founder Dave Timmis who will step back from day-to-day operations after 25 years. Fazal, who has been with Leasing.com as COO, previously co-founded Karzoom and served as CCO at ASE Global. This transition in leadership coincides with broader industry shifts, as traditional leasing paradigms evolve and digital auto marketplaces increase their prominence. Timmis, who remains with the company in a strategic capacity, expressed confidence in Fazal's leadership potential. Fazal emphasized his aim to build on the company's longstanding success and help the company navigate through a transformative period for the leasing industry.

Sectors

  • Automotive
  • Technology

Geography

  • United Kingdom – Leasing.com is a U.K.-based company, and the article discusses changes within this specific geographic market.

Industry

  • Automotive – The article revolves around Leasing.com, a company operating within the automotive sector, providing leasing comparison services.
  • Technology – References to automotive-related SaaS solutions and digital marketplace transitions highlight the role of technology in Lease.com’s business model.

Financials

    Participants

    NameRoleTypeDescription
    Leasing.comTargetCompanyA U.K.-based leasing-comparison website and the subject of leadership transition in the article.
    Mike FazalCEOPersonRecently promoted CEO of Leasing.com, previously the COO, and co-founder of Karzoom.
    Dave TimmisFormer CEOPersonFounder of Leasing.com, stepping down from CEO role but staying involved in strategic planning.
    KarzoomFormer CompanyCompanyCo-founded by Mike Fazal, providing a car subscription solution for dealers.
    ASE GlobalFormer CompanyCompanyMike Fazal's former employer, an auto-focused SaaS provider, where he held the role of CCO.