Management 

The Group Executive Council (GEC) is the highest executive decision-making body within Fiat Industrial outside of its Board of Directors¹. Effective 12 November 2012, it is responsible for reviewing the operating performance of the businesses, setting performance targets, making key strategic decisions and investments for the Group, making capital allocations and sharing best practices, including the development and deployment of key managerial resources.

GEC is composed of 4 main groupings and its Chairman is Sergio Marchionne.

The first group consists of four Regional Operating Groups integrating Agricultural Equipment, Construction Equipment, and Commercial Truck businesses, plus Powertrain (FPT Industrial). Each is the responsibility of a Chief Operating Officer (COO) who drives the organization via a regional Management Team. The COOs are accountable for Profit and Loss of their region/business, the management of regional resources, including manufacturing and commercial activities. They report to the Group COO.

Regional Chief Operating Officers

The second group reflects the Group's focus and emphasis on its brands. Each of the global brands is represented in the GEC, and their responsibility is to improve and develop an appropriate brand portfolio and to assist in the development of adequate commercial and marketing strategies in each of the Group’s operating regions.

Brand Presidents

The third group is composed of industrial and commercial leaders, who drive consistency and rigor across the operating regions, and optimize the Group’s capital allocation choices.

The final group is composed of support/corporate functions².