Visteon Names Terry Gohl Vice President, North American Manufacturing

Date: 8 August 2005
Source: Visteon

Date: 8 August 2005

Don Stebbins, president and chief operating officer of Visteon Corporation announced the appointment of Terry Gohl as vice president, North American manufacturing, for the global automotive supplier.

Gohl, 43, joins Visteon with more than 20 years of leadership experience and a history of performance in managing North American manufacturing operations. Reporting to Stebbins, he will be responsible for Visteon’s North American manufacturing operations, manufacturing planning, and quality processes and initiatives. “Terry is a proven manufacturing and operations leader,” Stebbins said. “His manufacturing expertise and focus on customers and quality provide a great foundation from which to drive our North American operations.”Gohl joins Visteon from Tower Automotive, where for the last year he served as senior vice president of North American operations and was a company officer. Prior to joining Tower, Gohl spent more than 10 years at Lear Corporation, leading the automotive supplier’s North American operations, building manufacturing relationships in the Asia Pacific region, and consolidating and standardizing the company’s interior and metal engineering activities. Gohl holds a bachelor of science degree in manufacturing engineering from Ferris State University.Visteon Corporation is a leading, full-service supplier that delivers consumer-driven technology solutions to automotive manufacturers worldwide and through multiple channels within the global automotive aftermarket. Visteon has about 70,000 employees and a global delivery system of more than 200 technical, manufacturing, sales and service facilities located in 24 countries.

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