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SEARCHIn this newly created role, Jim Naatz will oversee the development and implementation of the company’s sales strategy, with responsibility for growing revenue within existing and new markets, developing business plans and financial forecasts, setting sales goals, and developing the company’s sales force.
Jim Naatz, VP of sales, Driving Dynamics
Driving Dynamics has named Jim Naatz as its vice president of sales, according to a company announcement.
In this newly created role, Naatz will oversee the development and implementation of the company’s sales strategy, with responsibility for growing revenue within existing and new markets, developing business plans and financial forecasts, setting sales goals, and developing the company’s sales force.
He will also report directly to Art Liggio, Driving Dynamics president and CEO.
“My passion for safety and knowing I could make a difference, through education and awareness, in combatting the fact that more than 37,000 people die on our roads annually is what drew me to Driving Dynamics,” said Naatz. “I look forward to adding my dedication and expertise to the collective knowledge of the organization.
Prior to joining Driving Dynamics, Naatz served in various roles at companies such as Lytx, L3 Technologies, and General Electric.
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