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Title: Malo Le Masson to head Hero MotoCorp's global product planning
NEW DELHI: The country's largest two-wheeler maker Hero MotoCorp BSE 2.00 % today appointed Malo Le Masson as the head of global product planning.
Masson, formerly with Infiniti premium car brand of Nissan Motor Company , will spearhead Hero's entire product planning for its global markets including the domestic market in India, Hero MotoCorp said in a statement.
He joins Hero MotoCorp from Infiniti Motor Company - Hong Kong, where he was the global head of product ..
Prior to that, he was engaged in various projects and product planning roles at global as well as European level in Nissan Motor Company.
"We are taking giant strides in our journey towards becoming a truly global company and with the appointment of Malo in this core function, we have taken a decisive step towards aligning our future product development to our overall corporate strategy," said Pawan Munjal , CMD, Hero MotoCorp.
Source - Malo Le Masson to head Hero MotoCorp's global product planning - The Economic Times
NEW DELHI: The country's largest two-wheeler maker Hero MotoCorp BSE 2.00 % today appointed Malo Le Masson as the head of global product planning.
Masson, formerly with Infiniti premium car brand of Nissan Motor Company , will spearhead Hero's entire product planning for its global markets including the domestic market in India, Hero MotoCorp said in a statement.
He joins Hero MotoCorp from Infiniti Motor Company - Hong Kong, where he was the global head of product ..
Prior to that, he was engaged in various projects and product planning roles at global as well as European level in Nissan Motor Company.
"We are taking giant strides in our journey towards becoming a truly global company and with the appointment of Malo in this core function, we have taken a decisive step towards aligning our future product development to our overall corporate strategy," said Pawan Munjal , CMD, Hero MotoCorp.
Source - Malo Le Masson to head Hero MotoCorp's global product planning - The Economic Times
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