FleetPride names Ulsh president & CEO

Oct. 4, 2001
FleetPride Inc., an aftermarket distributor of heavy-duty truck parts, has appointed Gordon A. Ulsh as president & CEO following an executive search that began August 13. Ulsh had previously worked with a private equity firm as an industrial partner in analyzing automotive components industry segments for investment opportunities. Prior to that role, in 1998, Ulsh led the $3.8-billion worldwide aftermarket

FleetPride Inc., an aftermarket distributor of heavy-duty truck parts, has appointed Gordon A. Ulsh as president & CEO following an executive search that began August 13.

Ulsh had previously worked with a private equity firm as an industrial partner in analyzing automotive components industry segments for investment opportunities. Prior to that role, in 1998, Ulsh led the $3.8-billion worldwide aftermarket division of Federal-Mogul Corp. He also served as Federal Mogul’s president & COO in 1999.

FleetPride, based in Deerfield, IL, operates more than 160 locations in 33 states and carries a full line of brand name parts as well as an assortment of private brand parts. In addition, FleetPride offers in-house re-manufactured products.

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