Kooner Fleet Management Solutions names Micah Einterz head of strategy 

Kooner Fleet Management Solutions has appointed Micah Einterz as head of strategy, a newly created role focused on strategic growth, partnerships, and organizational development. 

"Micah brings a rare combination of strategic thinking, operational discipline, and execution," Gary Kooner, founder and CEO of Kooner Fleet Management Solutions, said. "As we've grown into a nationwide organization, we've reached a point where building for the future requires dedicated strategic leadership. Micah's experience leading large-scale initiatives at Amazon, combined with his background in the commercial vehicle industry at Kenworth, makes him uniquely qualified to help guide our next chapter. I'm excited to have him on the team."

Einterz brings more than 15 years of leadership experience from Amazon and Kenworth, including work in fleet operations, connected vehicle strategy, and service management. Read more…

Powerfleet strengthens board leadership with former director Michael Casey’s return

Powerfleet‘s Board of Directors recently appointed Michael Casey to rejoin the board and serve as chair of the audit committee, following Michael McConnell's resignation from the board.

"I am pleased to rejoin the Powerfleet Board at an important stage in the company's development," Casey said. "I look forward to working with Andrew, my fellow directors, and reconnecting with Steve Towe and the management team as the company continues to execute its strategy and build on the progress it has made."

Casey previously served as a Powerfleet director and brings public-company financial experience, accounting expertise, and technology industry consulting experience. He has served as a partner at TechCXO since 2006 and previously held executive financial roles at several technology companies. Read more…

Daimler Truck North America names Craig Redshaw head of U.S. plant operations

Daimler Truck North America (DTNA) recently appointed Craig Redshaw as head of U.S. plant operations, overseeing manufacturing facilities in North Carolina and Oregon.

“As we continue to evolve our manufacturing footprint and capabilities, Craig will help strengthen alignment across our plants and support future production requirements,” Jeff Allen, SVP of operations and head of Daimler Truck Specialty Vehicles, said. “A more connected manufacturing network will help us respond to customer demand more effectively and continue improving operational performance.”

Redshaw will oversee production performance across safety, quality, and cost while working with plant leadership to improve consistency across facilities. He brings more than 30 years of manufacturing experience and most recently served as general manager of the Mount Holly and Portland truck manufacturing plants. Read more…