US – Succeeding Carla Bailo, who is retiring after 25 years at Nissan, Kunio Nakaguro will assume the role of senior vice-president, Research and Development, Nissan North America, in addition to his existing responsibilities as corporate vice-president, Research Center, Nissan Motor.
Working from Nissan Technical Center North America in Michigan, he will take up his new duties from the beginning of February. Since joining Nissan in 1987, Nakaguro has held positions in engineering and product development.
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