As president, Harmon will drive the strategic growth of GCR commercial tire and service store locations in North America.
by Staff
October 12, 2017
Photo: Bridgestone Americas Inc.
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Photo: Bridgestone Americas Inc.
Bridgestone Americas announced that Damien Harmon, current chief operating officer of Bridgestone Retail Operations, has been named president of GCR Tires & Service, effective Nov. 1, 2017.
As president, Harmon will drive the strategic growth of GCR commercial tire and service store locations in North America.
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Harmon joined Bridgestone in June 2014 as vice president of operations for Bridgestone Retail Operations. He was promoted to COO where he lead service capability, customer retention, information technology, teammate training, and business development for the company’s 2,200 consumer tire and automotive service locations.
Before joining Bridgestone, Harmon spent nine years at Best Buy, where he developed business strategy, merchandising and marketing programming, vendor relationships, and solutions initiatives at the corporate and field levels.
Harmon succeeds John Vasuta, who was named senior vice president of global sales for Firestone Building Products.
The companies also said they plan to coordinate deployment planning across priority freight corridors and define routes and operational design domains for U.S. commercial service while laying the groundwork for expansion into key European markets.
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