US: Ricardo rejigs senior management
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 5 January 2010
Automotive engineering and technology specialist Ricardo has made three high-level appointments.
Former vice president of finance at Ricardo Inc, Kent Niederhofer became president from 1 January while roll-formed steel products company Noble International CFO Jim Ayer replaced Niederhofer.
The previous head of business development at AVL Powertrain Engineering, Andrew Smart, has also joined Ricardo in a similar position.
Ricardo Inc is the US subsidiary of UK-based Ricardo plc.
Sectors: Technology/R&D
Companies: Noble International, Smart
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