Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. has announced key senior management changes as part of its strategic turnaround plan, effective January 1. The company aims to enhance efficiency and agility, restructuring its leadership to respond quickly to market challenges. Stephen Ma, the current Chief Financial Officer (CFO), will transition to Chairperson of the Management Committee for China. His deep expertise in the region will help shape future strategies and strengthen operations. JeremiePapin, previously Chairperson for the Americas, will take over as CFO, bringing a wealth of experience in finance and business development. Christian Meunier, former CEO of Jeep, will lead the Americas as Chairperson, focusing on marketing and sales strategies.
Asako Hoshino will retire from her role overseeing Japan/ASEAN operations but will continue as Chief Brand & Customer Officer, focusing on brand and customer experience. Shohei Yamazaki, former Chairperson for China, will take over Japan/ASEAN operations.
InGuwahati, the leadership shake-up is expected to have a positive impact, with local dealerships anticipating improved product offerings and stronger brand presence. The new leadership’s focus on customer experience is likely to resonate well with consumers in the region, enhancing Nissan’s competitive position in the local automotive market.Nissan’s President and CEO, Makoto Uchida, emphasized that these appointments are crucial for executing the company’s turnaround plan and driving future growth.
