Nissan Names EV Sales and Marketing Director

Nissan appointed Toby Perry as director of electric vehicle (EV) sales and marketing effective Feb. 3, the automaker announced.

by Staff

February 5, 2014

Nissan Names EV Sales and Marketing Director — Toby Perry

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Nissan appointed Toby Perry as director of electric vehicle (EV) sales and marketing effective Feb. 3, the automaker announced.

Perry first started with Nissan in 1995 and has held a number of sales and marketing positions, most recently as senior manager of Business Strategy Execution. Perry received a bachelor's degree in international business and marketing from Bradley University.

"With Toby's nearly 20 years at Nissan, the breadth of industry knowledge he brings to this role will be invaluable as we aim to increase visibility of LEAF in new markets," said Fred Diaz, senior vice president of sales and marketing, parts and service.

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