CVG announced that Peter Ingemi has joined CVG as Vice President of Aftermarket, NPI and Ecommerce, reporting to Harold Bevis, President and Chief Executive Officer.
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In this newly formed business unit, Mr. Ingemi will provide leadership in three key focus areas of CVG: Global Aftermarket & Accessories Business; NPI Strategic Program Management; and Marketing & Ecommerce.
Harold Bevis, President and Chief Executive Officer, commented, “I am thrilled that Peter is joining CVG as he has the experience and skillset to profitably grow CVG’s business in these areas which are key priorities for us given the potentially large opportunities that exist. Peter’s experience in ecommerce and digital marketing are additive to our team as we remain committed to growing sales, growing margins and increasing our pace.”
Mr. Ingemi, said, “I am excited to join CVG and bring my experience to drive profitable growth in aftermarket, ecommerce and new products. I really like CVG’s new direction and look forward to creating results in my assigned leadership areas, and overall. It is going to involve leveraging our strengths, adding some new ideas, hard work, and a lot of fun.”
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Mr. Ingemi joins CVG from Omnimax International where he served as the Chief Commercial Officer with responsibility for ideating and launching new, metal fabricated products, both stock and made-to-order, implementing marketing programs, setting pricing and programs with major accounts, licensing new technology and launching new production sites. Prior to Omnimax, Mr. Ingemi served as Chief Operating Officer of Acktify, which is a Top 100 seller on every major ecommerce marketplace. Mr. Ingemi has expert knowledge of creating and installing curated product offerings on the internet. Mr. Ingemi holds a BS in Management and an MBA from Salem State College in Massachusetts.
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