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REV Group named Brian Perry as president, commercial segment, overseeing several brands including Collins, ENC, Champion, ElDorado, Capacity, and Laymor.
Perry’s organizational experience spans from public, multi-national corporations to small and mid-sized privately held companies across both military and commercial markets.
He most recently was SVP, operations, for L3Harris Technologies Inc., which has a total of $33.5 billion in revenue. Perry led operations for their $260 million Space Avionics group and had additional matrix-reporting operational responsibilities including supply chain, manufacturing, mission assurance, quality, and EH&S across 21 facilities.
Prior to this, he was SVP, operations, for Gleason Corp., where he had full P&L responsibility for $350 million in revenue, as well as leading global sales and operations oversight for highly engineered CNC machining and automation equipment, aftermarket, and engineering services.
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