Bettina Ringsdorf is the General Manager of Logistics at Rolls Royce Motorcars, a role she has held since the beginning of 2024.
Her professional career began at Hewlett Packard, where she worked for five years in various logistics management positions. She then underwent two years of additional training in systemic consulting and coaching before joining BMW’s head office to focus on change management consulting. After three years, she led the logistics team responsible for the worldwide purchase of logistics services (contract logistics).

In February 2009, Bettina transitioned to the Aftersales “4th level” division, handling the sale of spare parts to third-party workshops. She subsequently established the Business Aftersales Key Account Management team, overseeing international sales and business development for powertrain systems for industrial customers.

From September 2017 to the end of 2019, she was in charge of planning and managing international vehicle distribution. She then moved to Berlin to manage the central operations of BMW’s motorcycle plant, where her responsibilities included strategy, global program planning, and material management.

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is a true luxury house, crafting the world’s most desirable Bespoke products. The Home of Rolls-Royce at Goodwood, West Sussex, comprises both its global headquarters and manufacturing facility – the only place in the world where Rolls-Royce motor cars are designed, engineered and meticulously built by hand. Phantom leads the marque’s product portfolio, which also includes Ghost, Cullinan and the all-electric Spectre. Black Badge offers clients darker, subversive incarnations of Ghost and Cullinan. Every motor car hand-built at the Home of Rolls-Royce includes some element of Bespoke, the company’s unique programme offering personalisation possibilities which are limited only by the client’s imagination. Bespoke finds its ultimate expression in Coachbuild, in which Rolls-Royce and the client co-create every detail of the motor car, including its physical form. In 2023, Rolls-Royce commissioned its first independent economic impact study. This revealed a total contribution to the UK economy of over £4 billion since 2003, and now over £500 million annually. More than 2,500 people work at the Home of Rolls-Royce, and the company supports a further 7,500 jobs in its wider supply chain. Every year its Future Talent programme supports over 100 Apprenticeship, Internship and Graduate Placement positions. The Home of Rolls-Royce is also home to the celebrated Rolls-Royce Apiary with its 250,000 European honeybees. And through its Wildlife Garden and collaborations with the adjoining Goodwood Estate, the company supports local wildlife and biodiversity. Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is a wholly owned subsidiary of BMW Group. It is entirely separate from and unrelated to aircraft engine and propulsion systems manufacturer Rolls-Royce plc.