Who’s on the move this week: September 15, 2014

Gabe Mazzetti has been promoted to president and CEO of the Econo-Rack Group of Companies (Redirack, Konstant, Econo-Rack and Technirack). Mazzetti has served as president of the Company since October of 2012 and was named to the Board of Directors in August of 2013.

Jim Rock is the new CEO of Seegrid Corporation, maker of robotic automated guided vehicles (AGVs). Previously he served as president of Vocollect Healthcare by Honeywell, a provider of voice recognition software and hardware for healthcare providers. Rock has a track record of leading and growing high-tech businesses in emerging markets for over twenty years. His executive portfolio includes founding and developing companies in advanced manufacturing, semiconductors, artificial intelligence, IT software application solutions, and consumer technology.

Nicole Bjugger joins PrimeRevenue as global program manager and subject matter expert and will be based in Gothenburg, Sweden. She will report to Nathan Feather, CFO and general manager, Europe. She will play an integral role in building and growing PrimeRevenue’s customer base and will be responsible for managing the company’s supply chain finance programs in the Nordics region. Bjugger brings more than 20 years of experience in supply chain finance and has worked with key players and partners in the market. Before joining PrimeRevenue, Nicole served as director supplier financial solutions at the Volvo Group, managing one of the largest and most successful supply chain finance programs in the world.

Horizon Lines, Inc’s Board of Directors has elected interim president and CEO Steven L. Rubin to serve as president and CEO on a non-interim basis effective September 1, 2014.  Mr. Rubin was appointed to Horizon Lines’ Board of Directors in November 2011 and continues to serve as a director of the company.

Jerome Wallut has been appointed president of Alstom Transportation Inc and senior vice-president of Alstom’s North American rail transportation business. In this new role, he will lead strategy, business development, customer relations, sales and project execution in the region. He will be in charge of over 1,500 employees throughout the continent. Previously, Wallut was managing director of Alstom Transport France from 2010 to 2014 where he managed high-speed rail, tramway, metro, signaling and services contracts and led the “Next Generation” high-speed trains project in collaboration with the French government.