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Nissens North America Appoints Jeff Hansen as President

International. Jeff Hansen holds an MBA in Finance from Rutgers University and a bachelor's degree in Business Administration from East Carolina University. He is also a member of AASA and Lean/Six Sigma Green Belt.

Nissens, market manufacturer of most essential thermal, efficiency and emissions system components, today announced the appointment of Jeff Hansen as the new president of Nissens North America (NNA).

The announcement was made by NNA's current president, Peter Henry, who noted that Jeff Hansen's appointment went into effect on October 1, 2022. Mr. Hansen previously served at Nissens North America as Director of Sales.

Peter Henry will continue to work with Nissens North America part-time as an executive consultant to help expedite a successful and smooth management transition.

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In making the announcement, he noted, "I am thrilled to be able to put the leadership of this fast-growing organization in the hands of someone with Jeff's experience and knowledge."

"Jeff is a results-focused leader with a strong background in strategic business development, plan execution and business strategy."

Commenting on his appointment, Hansen said, "I am honored to have been selected to lead Nissens' North American division. Our team is passionate about continuing to distinguish Nissens as an essential supplier of key parts for climate, engine cooling and emissions efficiency and system to our valued channel partners."

"I look forward to working with our marketing, engineering and product manufacturing teams to provide our customers with the highest quality products and best-in-class service they expect from Nissens."

Prior to joining Nissens, Hansen spent several years at Valeo as Director of Aftermarket Sales for North America. Prior to Valeo, he served in various executive and sales management positions for several automotive aftermarket organizations serving the wholesale, retail, and fleet business segments.

Henry added, "Jeff is a strong leader and an ideal choice to continue the development of Nissens' business throughout the Americas. His extensive aftermarket experience will continue to strengthen Nissens' channel partnerships, expand new product segments and develop Nissens' strategic plan for the future. I am delighted to continue working together and ensure continuity in the business."

Additional additions
Nissens North America has also announced the addition of two new members to the team. Jordey Lacava, a hailer from WHI International, joined Nissens as catalog manager. Olivia Brinlee joined Nissens in a sales support and customer service role.

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The addition of these team members will contribute to further development of children and the continued assimilation of the needs of the North American aftermarket.


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