Polar Power appoints Chris Mayer as co-CEO in leadership shift
Polar Power unveiled a new CEO structure, naming Chris Mayer co-CEO while Arthur Sams keeps responsibility for sales, engineering and manufacturing operations.
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Polar Power unveiled a new CEO structure, naming Chris Mayer co-CEO while Arthur Sams keeps responsibility for sales, engineering and manufacturing operations.
Dow Jones Newswires reports that Arthur Sams will continue serving as Polar Power’s co-chairman and co-chief executive officer.
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