George Leondis Succeeds Jeremie Papin As CFO Of Nissan Amid Turnaround Plan

Nissan Motor Co. appointed George Leondis as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) as the company continues work on its restructuring programme. He will succeed Jeremie Papin, who became CFO in January 2025 after serving as Chairperson of Nissan Americas.

The change comes as Nissan continues its Re:Nissan restructuring plan announced in 2024. The plan includes workforce reductions of 20,000 and a reduction in manufacturing plants from 17 to 10.

Leondis joined Nissan in 2004 as Head of Finance for Nissan Australia and later held roles in Japan, China, and Europe. His assignments included General Manager of Corporate Finance and Investments, Vice President (VP) of Finance for the Infiniti business unit, and President of Dongfeng Nissan Auto Finance. He has also managed partnership finance linked to projects within the Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance. His assignments included regional finance leadership for Nissan Europe and Nissan AMIEO, covering Africa, the Middle East, India, Europe, Russia, and Oceania.

Papin has held several executive roles at Nissan Motor Co. and alliance partner Renault Group for more than 15 years. He has also been involved in the execution of the company’s Re:Nissan strategy, focusing on allocation of resources and financial planning. Before becoming CFO, he served as chairperson of Nissan’s management committee for the Americas from 2021 to 2024. Earlier in his career, he worked in roles at Renault and the alliance office and had experience as an equity analyst covering the automotive sector, working with investors and capital markets.

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