Wabash National Corporation Announces New Management Assignments
Wabash National Corp. announced two management changes to support the company's ongoing strategic growth.
Wabash National Corp. announced two management changes to support the company's ongoing strategic growth.
Bob Nida has been appointed to the new position of vice president of organizational development and will report to Bill Pitchford, senior vice president, human resources.
Nida, who holds a doctorate in organizational leadership and has extensive experience in human resources executive leadership positions, will lead the continued refinement of talent development initiatives across the company. Nida joined Wabash National in February 2008 as vice president of business development and most recently served as vice president and general manager, retail.
Rick Klein, formerly general manager for Transcraft, has been appointed vice president and general manager, retail and will report to Dick Giromini, president and CEO. Klein joined Wabash National in 2010. In his new role, Klein will build on retail's past success, and drive strategic initiatives to further enhance growth and profitability of Wabash National's 18 company-owned retail locations, which are responsible for new and used trailer sales, aftermarket parts sales, and maintenance and repair services.
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