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In this newly established role, Fabio Souza is part of Navistar's executive board and reports to Mathias Carlbaum, president and CEO.

Prior to his current role, Fabio Souza was the vice president and general manager of commercial operations at Scania in Brazil.
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Fabio Souza has been appointed executive vice president of service solutions at Navistar as of August 2022, according to the company's news release.
In this newly established role, Souza is part of Navistar's executive board and reports to Mathias Carlbaum, president and CEO.
In alignment with its strategy and vision to accelerate the impact of sustainable mobility, Navistar said it has placed a renewed emphasis on the service solutions and digitalization areas of its business. Souza will be responsible for aftersales, with a focus on expanding total service solutions, digital strategy, and new business models to best support customers' future needs.
"Our customers have the incredibly difficult task to reduce carbon emissions and at the same time deliver profitability," said Carlbaum. "Navistar strives to support our dealers and customers by offering turnkey solutions. With Fabio's background and customer-centric mindset, I am confident we will bring all aspects of service solutions to our customers, even those that we haven't thought of yet."
Prior to his current role, Souza was the vice president and general manager of commercial operations at Scania in Brazil.
"Navistar has the greatest potential in the North American market, and I am truly honored to join this diverse, global executive leadership team," said Souza. "Through collaboration and with the strength of the TRATON GROUP, I am confident that we will capitalize on Navistar's potential and create new business models where it makes most sense for our customers."
Souza has held many roles at Scania since he started as a parts analyst in 2001. In addition to Scania Brazil, he also worked as the services director at Scania Mexico and the managing director of Scania's commercial operations in South Africa. Souza's history in the commercial trucking industry is supported by his involvement in South Africa as a member of the board of Scania financial solutions and the vice president of heavy vehicles of NAAMSA.
Souza holds an industrial and mechanical engineering degree from The University Center of Faculty of Industrial Engineering (FEI) in Brazil. In addition, he attained a postgrad degree in business administration and marketing from the Higher School of Advertising and Marketing in Brazil (ESPM). Souza also holds a specialization in administration and management from Stockholm School of Economics.
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