CNH Announces New Global Leadership Team

Aug 01, 2024

CNH (NYSE: CNH) announces its new Global Leadership Team (GLT), which is empowered to carry out faster and more effective delivery of its strategic priorities for profitable long-term growth globally in the Agriculture segment. The Construction segment will operate as a distinct business unit inside CNH with increased autonomy.

The new GLT is organized in a simplified matrix and comprises industry-leading experts and practitioners from within CNH. Their intimate in-house and industry knowledge coupled with their significant experience will support the Company’s strategic execution. These appointments are effective August 1. All roles report to the CEO.

Gerrit Marx assumes direct responsibility for the Agriculture segment as CEO of CNH, encompassing the previous role of President, Agriculture. Mr. Marx recently rejoined CNH succeeding Scott Wine.

Humayun Chishti is appointed as President, Construction. Mr. Chishti joined CNH in 2002 and was previously the Finance Business Partner for Construction.

Douglas MacLeod is confirmed as President, Financial Services. He has been with CNH for more than 15 years.

Region Heads

Alongside the Presidents of Construction and Financial Services with their specific responsibilities for the profitability of their respective segments, the Region Heads are responsible for the financial performance and commercial execution of the Agriculture segment in their respective regions. Their mission is to deliver customer-centric excellence and strategic growth.

Vilmar Fistarol is confirmed as President, North America. Mr. Fistarol has over 30 years of experience with the Company.

Carlo Alberto Sisto is confirmed as President, EMEA. Mr. Sisto joined CNH in 1998.

Rafael Miotto is confirmed as President, Latin America, and has over 20 years of experience with CNH.

Luca Mainardi is appointed as President, Asia Pacific – excluding India. Mr. Mainardi has been with CNH for over 20 years – most recently as China Country Manager and Head of Brand Management & Commercial Services in Asia Pacific.

Narinder Mittal is appointed as President, India. This appointment recognizes the significant and increasing strategic position of India as a market itself, a sourcing and manufacturing hub, and home to engineering centers of excellence for CNH’s iron and tech. Mr. Mittal was previously India Country Manager and first joined CNH in 2016.

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