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SEARCHA 20-year veteran with Paccar has been named the new general manager of the truck maker Peterbilt, following the departure of Bill Kozek for Navistar.
Dan Siver has been named Peterbilt general manager, replacing Bill Kozek who left for Navistar International.
A 20-year veteran with Paccar has been named the new general manager of the truck maker Peterbilt, following the departure of Bill Kozek for Navistar.
Darrin Siver has taken over the spot, after most recently serving as general manager for Paccar Parts.
Bill Kozec left Peterbilt recently to become president of competitor Navistar International’s North America truck and parts business, succeeding Jack Allen, who was promoted to chief operating officer last month.
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