Haldex appoints new members to the Group Management team
Walter Frankiewicz has extensive international leadership experience from the automotive and manufacturing industries. He has served as President for Bendix Spicer Foundation Brake LLC and as Vice President and GM, Strategy and Business Planning and Global Chassis Systems for Meritor, to mention a few of the positions directly related to Haldex’ industry. He will be based in the North American headquarter located in Kansas City, MO.
Fredrik Seglö has been with Haldex since 1993. He has extensive experience from various R&D and product management positions within Haldex. His current position as Director of Global Product Management has now been elevated to be part of the Group Management team. Fredrik Seglö is based in the corporate headquarters in Landskrona.
Andreas Jähnke joined Haldex one year ago from BorgWarner’s R&D function. He has previously held various positions within the Haldex R&D function, focusing on validation, quality and project management. Andreas Jähnke has been acting SVP R&D since this summer and is now taking on the role on a permanent basis. He is based in the corporate headquarters in Landskrona.
"I’m very pleased to welcome Walter Frankiewicz to Haldex. He fully understands the challenges our customers are facing and has the right combination of international leadership experience and hands-on commercial experience within our industry. He will be a great addition to our Group Management team”, says Bo Annvik, President and CEO for Haldex. “I’m also very pleased to complement our management team with Andreas Jähnke and Fredrik Seglö. They both have extensive experience within the area of vehicle dynamics and are appreciated leaders in an international perspective. We now have a strong Group Management team that will drive Haldex towards continued profitable growth, both from a strategic and operational perspective.”
Walter Frankiewicz will join Haldex on September,12. Fredrik Seglö and Andreas Jähnke are assuming their new roles as of Sept 7.