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Bridgestone reorganises Americas, EMIA management

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Bridgestone Corporation has announced several executive leadership changes in its Americas and Europe, Middle East, India and Africa (EMIA) regions, following the appointment of Shuichi Ishibashi as new CEO. The company said the changes reflect its “commitment to thoughtful succession planning” focusing on its global growth agenda.

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  1. Bridgestone EMEA announces senior leadership changes
  2. Bridgestone appoints Ulf Harring as chief operating officer EMEA
  3. Bridgestone announces management changes in Americas, Asia Pacific
  4. Official opening for Bridgestone Americas’ new HQ
16th December 2019/by Andrew

Saoud to head Bridgestone’s Latin America business

Career Tracks

A new role for Joseph Saoud at Bridgestone Americas. The former president, truck bus radial and retread tyres, US and Canada, Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations, has been named president, Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations Latin America. In this role, Saoud will oversee the Bridgestone tyre business in Latin America, which includes subsidiaries in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica and Mexico. He will report directly to Gordon Knapp, president and chief executive officer of Bridgestone Americas.

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  1. Garfield retiring from Bridgestone Americas; new leadership team named
  2. Bridgestone reorganises Americas, EMIA management
  3. Official opening for Bridgestone Americas’ new HQ
  4. Sobotta appointed Bridgestone Americas’ new CISO
14th August 2018/by Stephen

Golf: Bridgestone title sponsor for Senior Players Championship

International News

Beginning in 2019, Bridgestone will act as title sponsor for the Senior Players Championship, the annual golf championship for players aged 50 and over on the PGA Tour Champions. The agreement announced by PGA Tour yesterday covers a four-year period through 2022, and when players head out onto the Firestone Country Club’s South Course between 8-14 July, they will be competing in the ‘Bridgestone Senior Players Championship’.

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  2. European Tour star helps Bridgestone competition winners improve their game
  3. Bridgestone expands UK golf sponsorship
  4. Top golfers set for World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational
13th April 2018/by Stephen

Official opening for Bridgestone Americas’ new HQ

International News

At a ceremony yesterday, Bridgestone Americas, Inc. celebrated the official opening of its new headquarters building, Bridgestone Tower. Located in Nashville, Tennessee, the 514,000-square foot (47,750 square metre), 30-storey tower is now home to more than 1,700 Bridgestone employees.

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  1. Bridgestone reorganises Americas, EMIA management
  2. Topping out ceremony held for Bridgestone Americas’ new HQ
  3. Saoud to head Bridgestone’s Latin America business
  4. Bridgestone announces management changes in Americas, Asia Pacific
14th December 2017/by admin

Topping out ceremony held for Bridgestone Americas’ new HQ

Company News, International News

Bridgestone Americas has celebrated the ‘topping out’ of its new headquarters in downtown Nashville, Tennessee to mark the completion of the 30-storey structure. Joined by Nashville Mayor Megan Barry, Bridgestone Americas leaders also announced a new name for the headquarters; the new name, chosen by the company’s employees, is Bridgestone Tower.

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  1. Official opening for Bridgestone Americas’ new HQ
  2. Bridgestone reorganises Americas, EMIA management
  3. Garfield retiring from Bridgestone Americas; new leadership team named
  4. Saoud to head Bridgestone’s Latin America business
10th April 2017/by admin

Groundbreaking held for Bridgestone’s Joliette plant expansion

International News

In addition to celebrating the 50th anniversary of the opening of its car and light truck tyre factory in Joliette, Canada, last Thursday Bridgestone Americas officially broke ground on expansion work at the plant. Upwards of CAD$300 million (£178.1 million) will be invested over a period of five years and will see the installation of new equipment installed at the Joliette site that will lift production capacity by 3,000 tyres per day to a total of 20,000 tyres a day by 2023.

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  1. Bridgestone investing $304 million to expand plants in India
  2. Bridgestone’s Joliette plant to gain automated warehouse
  3. Bridgestone expanding truck/bus tyre capacity at Warren County, USA plant
  4. Bridgestone promotes three within its North American operation
22nd August 2016/by admin

Garfield retiring from Bridgestone Americas; new leadership team named

Career Tracks

At the end of this year, Gary Garfield will retire as chief executive officer, president and executive chairman of Bridgestone Americas. He leaves the company on 31 December 2016 after a career at Bridgestone that spans a quarter century. He will also retire from his position as executive vice-president and executive officer of parent company Bridgestone Corporation, effective 31 August.

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  1. Minardi now a senior Bridgestone VP
  2. Higgins, Ferrari appointed to chair Bridgestone Europe, Americas
  3. Saoud to head Bridgestone’s Latin America business
  4. Bridgestone reorganises Americas, EMIA management
28th July 2016/by admin

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