US: Nissan reshuffles designer deck
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 11 March 2010
Nissan today announced management changes at design centres in America and Europe. Alfonso Albaisa, currently vice president, design, Nissan Design Europe, will return to Nissan Design America (NDA) as vice president.
Albaisa succeeds Bruce Campbell, who held the same post, and Victor Nacif, vice president, design business aspect, NDA.
Campbell, a 30-year Nissan veteran, will retire from NDA and become an advisor to Nissan’s global design division. Nacif will replace Albaisa at Nissan Design Europe.
All changes are effective from 1 April.
Sectors: Vehicle manufacturers, Vehicle manufacturing
Companies: Nissan
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