Nissan Bids Farewell to Vice President Responsible for Communications

Vice President and Global Communications Operations at Nissan Motor leaves the company after eight years.

David Reuter has decided to leave the team of the popular automotive brand Nissan Motor. It is still unknown what career plans Reuter has. It is also unclear who will succeed him in his previous role as vice president.

Reuter at Nissan Motor

Reuter at Nissan Motor

David Reuter began working with Nissan in 2010, as Director of Corporate Communications. He was promoted to vice president responsible for communications for the entire company six years later. In 2016, he coordinated the work of six regional communications teams.

Another key change at Nissan

Another key change

The departure of David Reuter from the position of vice president responsible for communications is another major change among Nissan's management team. In January 2018, the head of marketing and sales in Europe, Philippe Saillard, left, and was replaced by Ken Ramirez.

Summary

David Reuter is leaving Nissan Motor after eight years. He started in 2010 as director of corporate communications, and in 2016 was promoted to vice president responsible for communications for the entire company and coordinated six regional communications teams. His departure is another major change — in January 2018, Philippe Saillard lost the position of head of marketing and sales in Europe, and was replaced by Ken Ramirez.