Gentex has appointed Neil Boehm as chief technology officer and vice president of engineering, with Kevin Nash becoming VP of finance, chief financial officer and treasurer.
“We’re fortunate Gentex has a deep bench when it comes to leadership,” said Gentex president and CEO Steve Downing. “This ensures we preserve the intellectual capital that not only helps advance the company technologically, but also prevents us from losing sight of our cultural underpinnings.”
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Boehm joined Gentex in 2001 as a programme manager and has served in various roles with increased responsibilities in product development and engineering, most recently as vice president of Engineering. He has been instrumental in the development of nearly all of Gentex’s current products, overseeing teams responsible for their development and launch.
In his new role, Boehm will be responsible for managing the company’s growing technology portfolio while directing the engineering organisation.
Nash joined Gentex in 1999 as a senior accountant and has served in various positions at Gentex with increased responsibilities in the accounting and finance areas, most recently as chief accounting office and vice president of accounting.
Nash has been responsible for overseeing all aspects of accounting functions, including SEC reporting, treasury management, corporate governance, investor relations, general and international accounting, corporate forecasting and budgeting and tax and long-range financial planning.
In his new role, he will be responsible for all aspects of the company’s financial management, planning and reporting operations as well as the company’s IT and corporate facilities teams.
