During his career, Mario Peloquin has led business development activities as well as business lines at renowned North American companies like Siemens Canada and Thales Canada.
Mario Peloquin has been appointed as the new VP, business line, for Nova Bus, effective immediately. With over 30 years of experience in the transportation and transit industries, his arrival will trigger strategic growth for Nova Bus.
During his career, he has led business development activities as well as business lines at renowned North American companies like Siemens Canada and Thales Canada. In addition, he contributed significantly to the transformation of a large global center of competence.
''We are delighted to have Mario joining our leadership team. Based on his past and current role as an active, highly valued board member of leading transit associations, Mario's skills and experience will drive Nova Bus' growth strategy in the North American marketplace. There is a growing customer demand for safe, sustainable, and innovative means of transportation, and we intend to be a leader for years to come,'' said Raymond Leduc, president of Nova Bus and Prevost Divisions.
''I am extremely proud to start this journey with Nova Bus. Considering my past professional experiences, notably in business development within the transportation sector and as a lead in transit initiatives for important players, I intend to bring a significant value to this well-established team. In my new functions, capitalizing on the ongoing business development plan will be part of my first priorities to maintain Nova Bus' growth across North America,'' said Peloquin.
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