People On the Move: Week of May 16

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People On the Move: Week of May 16

A look back at personnel changes of the past week.

Amy Antenora
By Amy Antenora
Amy Antenora has been reporting on the automotive aftermarket since 2002.
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Apex Tool Group Names New SVP and President

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William A. Burke III will serve as president of Apex’s North American Hand Tools and a member of the executive leadership team.

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Anita Sehgal Elected to Holley Board of Directors

Houston Astros’ senior vice president of marketing and communications joins the Holley board.

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Automotive Parts Associates Announces New Program Manager

Christopher Wilkinson will work directly with Rob Payne, product director, working closely with shareholders and members.

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CYTK Announces Sales and Business Development Team Leaders

Jill Trotta is named the company’s first VP of business development and Travis Adragna has been named director of sales.

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MBE Group Promotes Jerzykowski to Senior Account Executive

Most recently serving as account executive, Kaleigh Jerzykowski has been with the company since 2017. 

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Aptiv Names Jessica Kourakos VP of Investor Relations and ESG

Kourakos has led the Investor Relations function at leading global companies, most recently at Rockwell Automation.

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Myers Industries Announces CFO Transition Plan

Sonal Robinson will continue in her role until July 1, 2022. Monica Vinay, vice president, investor relations and treasurer, has been named interim CFO.

Read more here.

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