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Stoneridge Appoints New COO

Automotive electrical components manufacturer Stoneridge, Inc. has named Edward Mosel as its new COO. He succeeds Gerald Pisani, who was named president and CEO in May. Mosel joined Stoneridge in 1988 when the company acquired Joseph Pollak Corp. At the time, he was vice president of sales and marketing. Mosel was named vice president and general manager of Stoneridge's switch products division in 1996, and vice president and general manager of the switch and sensor group in 2000.

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WARREN, OH — Automotive electrical components manufacturer Stoneridge, Inc. has named Edward Mosel as its new COO. He succeeds Gerald Pisani, who was named president and CEO in May.

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Mosel joined Stoneridge in 1988 when the company acquired Joseph Pollak Corp. At the time, he was vice president of sales and marketing. Mosel was named vice president and general manager of Stoneridge’s switch products division in 1996, and vice president and general manager of the switch and sensor group in 2000.

For more information about the company, go to: www.stoneridge.com.

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