Kiss has been with Paccar Inc for over 16 years, having been MD of DAF Hungary. He most recently occupied the position of Sales Director for Paccar Parts Europe.

This strategy falls under the company’s “long-term incentive plan” which will see Iveco offer stocks to executives, making it easier to attract top talent from around the world.

Gales brings with him over 30 years’ experience in the automotive industry, including firms such as Peugeot and Citroen.

Wolfgang Kolb will assume responsibility for global sales, leveraging his 20 years of experience at various automotive companies.

Scarpino de Castro joins the company from Irizar, where he served as President for its U.S. subsidiary.

Kei replaces Brian Tobin, who leaves the Board after 17 years.

The German retrofit firm announced a series of appointments to key leadership positions in its ‘Quantron USA Inc’ subsidiary, which it established late last year. 

Three executives have been appointed responsible Commercial, Customer Services and Marketing operations.

Pasterick, who is currently Vice President, Corporate Controller at the company, will succeed incumbent Kim J Brady, who is leaving the company.

The Global Product Management position is a new role, created in order to foster strategic and operational cohesion between the group’s four subsidiaries, while the role of Finance and Human Resources combines two board positions which were previously separate.

Borgwarner names senior executives, Brady Ericson and Chris Gropp to lead new entity.

Palmgren was most recently Head of Industrial Operations Production for the Traton Group.