You were born and raised in Columbus, left to work at a couple of other companies, but returned to your hometown to head Cummins. What are the odds?
It’s exciting, and I have to say that when I was growing up here, this wasn’t where I thought I’d end up. But Cummins played a very important part in developing me into the person I am. That was one of the reasons I wanted to lead this company during this important phase of its existence. I’ve of course lived and worked in other places, and that was a great experience that helped me appreciate what Cummins and the Midwest have to offer.
Does being a “local” have any advantages for you?
As we enter into the company’s next
