John Egan Collection

Chief executive of Jaguar Cars, Sir John Egan, with the car which won the Le Mans 24 hour race. 15th June 1988

Left, John Egan, chairman of Jaguar and Neil Johnson, 13th August 1982

Mr John Egan, chairman of Jaguar Cars, leaves Birmingham Chamber of Industry and Commerce after being presented with the 1983 PA Management awards for individual achievement. 1st February 1984

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John Egan, the chairman of Jaguar cars. 9th February 1984

Jaguar boss Mr John Egan sets out on a morning run with his wife Julia. 23rd April 1983

John Egan pictured with the Lord Mayor of Coventry, Eddie Weaver, at a Jaguar production plant. 27th January 1983

Jaguar Chairman and Chief Executive Sir John Egan at the front of the 100, 000th XJ6 off the production line, surrounded by assembly worker. 11th September 1989

Jaguar Chairman John Egan, hoisted a celebration flag with news that Jaguar has won an award. 20th April 1984

Sir John Egan shows the Queens Award for Export Achievement presented to him today by Lord Aylsford, Lord Lieutenant of the West Midlands. 26th June 1986

Youth Opportunities Programme school leavers meet Mr John Egan, chairman of Jaguar Cars, at the companys Radford training centre. 24th August 1981

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Sir John Egan, the charismatic and visionary leader of Jaguar Cars, is seen here celebrating the company's victories both on and off the race track. From left, Egan poses with Neil Johnson after Jaguar's win at the Le Mans 24 Hour in 1982, leaves the Birmingham Chamber of Industry in 1983, and sets out on a morning run with his wife Julia in 1983. Egan's tenure as chairman and CEO saw Jaguar's resurgence, with the company's cars gracing the Irish House of Commons in an engraving in 1984. He also received the Queens Award for Export Achievement in 1984, and met with school leavers participating in the Youth Opportunities Programme. Egan's dedication to Jaguar's success was unwavering, and his legacy continues to inspire the automotive industry today.