PurePower Technologies Names David Shrader As Vice President, Sales and Marketing
Reporting to President and CEO Jerry Sweetland, Shrader will be responsible for leading all sales, marketing and business development activities, and pursuing new market channels to expand PPT’s customer base.
PurePower Technologies Ships First Order In New Distribution Agreement With Standard Motor Products
In February, PPT launched as an independent company from Navistar Inc., allowing it to pursue new opportunities to deliver not only high-performance diesel fuel injection systems, but also expand its engineering and manufacturing expertise in all precision fuel, air management and after-treatment systems for light-, medium- and heavy-duty vehicles.
Standard Motor Products Announces Supply Agreement With PurePower Technologies
The agreement will leverage SMP’s marketing and distribution strategies to deliver PurePower Technologies’ premium diesel products to the automotive aftermarket, including new and remanufactured diesel fuel injectors.
PurePower Technologies Expands Operations To Support Future Growth
The company is investing $15 million to expand manufacturing capacity for its new diesel fuel injector technology.
MERA Council Members Return to Annual In-Person Event
MERA’s CEO, Remanufacturing Business (RBC), and Technology & Operations Councils met June 1-2 in Chicago.
Executive Interview: Stanadyne’s John Pinson and Steve Gow
The leaders discuss the synergies created through integration of the two businesses last year and plans for 2021.
Stanadyne Opens Research, Customer Service Center
The office will initially house program management, engineering and sales activities.
People On The Move: Week Of Sept. 7
A look back at personnel changes of the past week.
People On The Move: Week Of June 22
A look back at personnel changes of the past week.
Stanadyne Names Costas Loukellis Vice President And CFO
Loukellis has an extensive financial manufacturing background, most recently serving as vice president of financial planning and analysis at Pratt & Whitney, a division of United Technologies (UTC), where he spent 38 years prior to retiring in January 2019.
