More Exec Changes at CNH Industrial

After reorganizing the company in September and splitting into two groups, and the personnel moves resulting from that, and following a week where it made a pair of acquisitions on its agricultural side, CNH Industrial has now announced two more changes in senior leadership.

CNH said Carl Gustaf Göransson is stepping down as president Construction and will be replaced by Stefano Pampalone. Pampalone has

over 20 years’ experience with CNH Industrial. He will retain his current role as general manager high growth Markets Asia, Middle East and Africa, and continues to serve on the Global Executive Committee (GEC), the highest executive decision-making body within CNH Industrial outside of its board of directors.

Also Alan Berger, chief technology officer, CNH Industrial, has elected to leave the company, and will be replaced by Jayanthi Iyengar. She

joins CNH Industrial as the chief technology officer (CTO), with experience in relevant technology fields, most recently at Xylem Inc., where she served as senior vice president, chief innovation and technology officer, Eaton Aerospace, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and General Motors. As CTO, Iyengar will be a member of the GEC.

“I am delighted to welcome Jay Iyengar, recognizing the insights she will bring to the development of our innovation and technology

roadmap, as well as her deep experience in the important Indian market,” said Hubertus Mühlhäuser, chief executive officer, CNH Industrial.