Traton Extends Navistar CEO Contract By Five Years
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By David Sachs
Traton extended the contract of its Navistar brand chief executive officer by five years, the firm said late Monday.
The Volkswagen-owned commercial-vehicle maker confirmed Mathias Carlbaum as CEO of the North American truck-and-bus unit until September 2029, effective Oct. 1. Carlbaum has led Navistar since 2021, Traton said.
Write to David Sachs at david.sachs@wsj.com
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