Navistar Shareholders Re-Elect Full Slate of Directors
WARRENVILLE, IL – Shareholders of Navistar International Corporation re-elected 10 directors to the company’s board of directors.
WARRENVILLE, IL – Shareholders of Navistar International Corporation re-elected 10 directors to the company’s board of directors. Elected to one-year terms that expire at next year’s annual meeting were:
Y. Marc Belton, an executive vice president at General Mills, Inc.; Dr. Abbie Griffin, a professor at the University of Utah; and Terry Endsley, executive vice president and chief financial officer at Navistar.
Elected to two-year terms that expire at the 2010 annual meeting were Eugenio Clariond, retired chairman of the board and chief executive officer of Group IMSA, S.A.; David Harrison, retired executive vice president and chief financial officer of Pentair, Inc.; and Steven Klinger, president and chief operating officer of Smurfit-Stone Container Corporation.
Daniel Ustian, Navistar chairman, president, and chief executive officer, was elected to a three-year term that expires at the 2011 annual meeting.
Others elected to three-year terms include James Keyes, retired board chairman of Johnson Controls; John Correnti, chairman and chief executive officer of SteelCorr, LLC.; and Michael Hammes, retired chairman and chief executive officer of Sunrise Medical, Inc.
Additionally, Navistar has one director not elected by shareholders, but appointed by the United Auto Workers union under an agreement dating back to the early 1990s. The current appointed director is Dennis Williams, director of UAW Region 4.
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