Miles Ackerman Appointed Interim President of Nidec Drives

Miles Ackerman Appointed Interim President of Nidec Drives

Nidec Drives is pleased to announce the appointment of Miles Ackerman as Interim President. Miles, who has been with the company for 25 years, previously served as Chief Financial Officer of Nidec Drives. His extensive experience, both in the UK and internationally, uniquely positions him to guide Nidec Drives into its next phase of growth…


Nidec Drives is pleased to announce the appointment of Miles Ackerman as Interim President.

Miles, who has been with the company for 25 years, previously served as Chief Financial Officer of Nidec Drives. His extensive experience, both in the UK and internationally, uniquely positions him to guide Nidec Drives into its next phase of growth and development.

The unification under the Nidec brand strengthens our position in the market, and under Miles’ leadership, Nidec Drives is committed to fostering innovation, supporting employee development, and enhancing our sustainability efforts.

“After 25 years of growth and success with this incredible company, I am excited to embark on this next chapter. Together, we will continue to prioritise our customers and drive forward with purpose and passion,” said Miles.

Miles’ promotion marks a significant milestone for Nidec Drives. With a deep understanding of the company’s operations and his dedication to our core values, Miles will lead the company in achieving its strategic goals and continuing its legacy of excellence.


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