Titan International Inc. Announces Executive Leadership Transitions Including New Role of Chief Transformation Officer to Accelerate Strategic Objectives
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Titan International (NYSE: TWI) announced executive leadership transitions effective December 4, 2025, creating a new Senior Vice President & Chief Transformation Officer role and promoting internal finance leaders.
Key moves: David Martin moves from SVP & CFO to SVP & CTO to lead enterprise transformation, IT alignment, and AI acceleration; Tony Eheli is promoted to SVP & CFO to lead global financial reporting and controls; Jim Pach becomes VP & CAO to oversee accounting and compliance.
The company described the changes as intended to increase bandwidth to accelerate strategic objectives and long-term value creation for shareholders.
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- New SVP & CTO role created to lead enterprise transformation
- David Martin appointed SVP & CTO to accelerate IT and AI adoption
- Tony Eheli promoted to SVP & CFO to lead global reporting and controls
- Jim Pach promoted to VP & CAO to maintain accounting continuity
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David Martin, previously Senior Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, has been appointed Senior Vice President and Chief Transformation Officer (SVP & CTO). In this newly created role, David Martin will lead enterprise-wide transformation initiatives focused on strategic alignment, operational agility, and long-term value creation. He will oversee the critical alignment of information technology, including acceleration of AI adoption, along with human capital, and risk management functions and initiatives. Over the last seven years, his leadership has been pivotal in repositioning Titan's financial foundation to become a strength for future growth opportunities.
Tony Eheli, formerly Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer, has been appointed Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer (SVP & CFO). With a proven track record of financial leadership, strong governance, and driving performance improvements over the years, Tony Eheli has been responsible for Titan's global financial reporting, audit oversight, and operational controls, as well as leadership of the North American operational finance organization. Prior to joining Titan, Tony Eheli served in several finance leadership roles at Danaher, and in roles of increasing responsibility at PwC. He brings strong financial discipline and will continue to be a strategic partner in driving Titan's long-term growth and value creation.
Jim Pach, formerly Corporate Controller, has been appointed Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer (VP & CAO). Jim Pach brings expertise in financial compliance, reporting, and internal controls, and has played a key role in supporting Titan's global finance operations for the last six years. His promotion reflects the company's commitment to continuity and excellence in financial stewardship. Prior to joining Titan, Jim Pach worked in senior accounting roles at various public companies, and in roles of increasing responsibility at PwC.
These appointments are effective immediately.
"These leadership transitions reflect our confidence in the strength and depth of Titan's executive team," said Paul Reitz, President and CEO of Titan International. "David, Tony, and Jim have each demonstrated exceptional leadership and strategic insight for the business. Their new roles will increase bandwidth to accelerate achievement of our strategic objectives and deliver sustainable value to our shareholders."
About Titan
Titan International, Inc. (NYSE: TWI) is a leading global manufacturer of off-highway wheels, tires, assemblies, and undercarriage products. Headquartered in
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