The individual new hires will be working across Mullen’s different facilities, including the Commercial Vehicle Team in
“It’s exciting to see the growth across our different teams and locations in
Mullen’s new team members come from a variety of well-known automotive brands, including,
Product Development
Jerry Hu - President, Mullen Commercial Vehicles, formally VP ofKey Safety Systems Dave Adkins - Chief of Class 3 Commercial Vehicles, formally Chief Engineer of IzuzuRaj Pai - Chief Engineer Commercial Vehicles, formally VP of MahindraSteve Ilenich - Director of Commercial Vehicles QualityDongyeol Kang - Director of Vehicle Program PurchasingMohamed Shaib - Director of ADASSeungho Choi - Director of Program Management Commercial Vehicles
Commercial Sales, Service and Parts
Paul Loewer - Senior Director, Product Planning and Product MarketingMatt Gostek - Director, Service and PartsBob Sanseverino - Commercial Sales Director –West Region Lance Buchanan - Commercial Sales Director –Southeast Region
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