Nissan (NSANY) Motor announced a leadership transition in its CFO Officer role. Jeremie Papin will step down from his position for personal reasons. George Leondis, a long serving Nissan executive, is appointed to succeed him effective April 1. Papin will remain with the company through mid-May to lead the closing of FY25 and to ensure a smooth and orderly transition. Ivan Espinosa, President and CEO of Nissan, said: “I want to thank Jeremie for his leadership and for the discipline he helped embed during an important phase of our recovery. He has played a key role in strengthening our financial foundation. Re:Nissan remains firmly on track, and with George’s deep involvement in the plan, we will ensure a smooth transition and continued execution.” Nissan’s priorities and commitments under Re:Nissan remain unchanged and the company continues to focus on disciplined execution, product competitiveness, and sustainable growth.
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