People On The Move: Week Of March 23

People On The Move: Week Of March 23

A look back at personnel changes of the past week.

Custom Automotive Network has announced the immediate appointment of Michael Stickney to the CAN board of directors. Stickney is currently the chief sales officer for SuperSprings International. CAN’s chairman of the board, Scott Wahlstrom, announced the appointment after Denise Waddingham submitted her resignation from the board of directors to pursue a new position with SEMA as senior council manager. Stickney will serve the remainder of Waddingham’s manufacturer term through the end of 2020.

TrakMotive has announced two new appointmentsJack Gordon has joined AIT/TrakMotive and will assume the position of national sales manager, East. In addition, Jeff Gagliano has been promoted to national sales manager, West. 

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