Faurecia SA
Faurecia SA
12/15/2021 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 12/15/2021 05:10
Faurecia announces North American region Executive Vice President Nik Endrud
Faurecia announces North American region Executive Vice President Nik Endrud
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Effective December 13, Nik Endrud is appointed North America Executive Vice President and is joining the Executive Committee of Faurecia.
Faurecia, one of the world's leading automotive technology companies, has named Nik Endrud Executive Vice President of North America. In his new role Nik Endrud will be directly responsible and accountable for the sustainable development of the business in North America. He will join the Faurecia Executive Committee, reporting directly to Faurecia Chief Executive Officer Patrick Koller.
Faurecia, one of the world's leading automotive technology companies, has named Nik Endrud Executive Vice President of North America. In his new role Nik Endrud will be directly responsible and accountable for the sustainable development of the business in North America. He will join the Faurecia Executive Committee, reporting directly to Faurecia Chief Executive Officer Patrick Koller.
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With a background in customer management, operational excellence and a strong industrial knowhow, Nik will focus on a profitable growth strategy in North America. His previous experience as head of North America's Seating division and Global Business Development, Product Strategy & Innovation roles within Faurecia give him the expertise needed to lead the Region. I'm very pleased to welcome him back to the Group.
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Patrick Koller
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CEO of Faurecia
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Nik Endrud was previously Group Vice President and General Manager for Tenneco's global Ride Control business. Prior to Tenneco, he spent 13 years at Faurecia in significant Management positions.
Nik Endrud holds an engineering degree from Duke University, North Carolina.
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