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BorgWarner Appoints Kevin Nowlan VP, CFO
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BorgWarner has announced the appointment of Kevin A. Nowlan to executive vice president and chief financial officer (CFO), effective April 1.
Nowlan comes to BorgWarner from Meritor Inc., where he served as the senior vice president and CFO since 2013. He was also given the responsibility of serving as the president of the Trailer and Components businesses in 2018.
Nowlan’s career history spans several executive and financial leadership roles with Meritor. Before joining the company in 2007, Nowlan worked for GMAC and the General Motors’ Treasurer’s Office for 12 years.
Nowlan holds a bachelor’s degree in economics, political science and history as well as a Master of Business Administration from the University of Michigan.
“I am pleased to welcome Kevin to my executive staff as the new leader of our strong financial team,” BorgWarner President and CEO Frederic Lissalde said. “His broad financial and operational experience gives me confidence he will excel in our culture and continue our long legacy of financial discipline.”
In related news, the company also announced that Thomas McGill would succeed Anthony Hensel as vice president and controller, effective April 1. In this role, McGill will serve as the company’s principal accounting officer with responsibilities for accounting, tax and enterprise risk management. Hensel will transition to the role of vice president of special projects effective the same date.
Fore more information, visit the BorgWarner website.
Nowlan comes to BorgWarner from Meritor Inc., where he served as the senior vice president and CFO since 2013. He was also given the responsibility of serving as the president of the Trailer and Components businesses in 2018.
Nowlan’s career history spans several executive and financial leadership roles with Meritor. Before joining the company in 2007, Nowlan worked for GMAC and the General Motors’ Treasurer’s Office for 12 years.
Nowlan holds a bachelor’s degree in economics, political science and history as well as a Master of Business Administration from the University of Michigan.
“I am pleased to welcome Kevin to my executive staff as the new leader of our strong financial team,” BorgWarner President and CEO Frederic Lissalde said. “His broad financial and operational experience gives me confidence he will excel in our culture and continue our long legacy of financial discipline.”
In related news, the company also announced that Thomas McGill would succeed Anthony Hensel as vice president and controller, effective April 1. In this role, McGill will serve as the company’s principal accounting officer with responsibilities for accounting, tax and enterprise risk management. Hensel will transition to the role of vice president of special projects effective the same date.
Fore more information, visit the BorgWarner website.
