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Stellantis Appoints Jeff Kommor Senior VP of Commercial Sales
Kommor will be responsible for fleet, government, and other growing B2B sales opportunities. The new role came as part of an announcement by Stellantis about a new sales organization structure bringing a renewed focus to the two primary sales channels – B2B and B2C.

Kommor was prevoiusly head of U.S. sales and has served in various roles with increasing responsibility in the U.S. sales organization since joining the organization.
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Stellantis North America has appointed Jeff Kommor Senior Vice President of Commercial Sales.
Effective March 1, Kommor will be responsible for fleet, government, and other growing B2B sales opportunities. Kommor was prevoiusly head of U.S. sales and has served in various roles with increasing responsibility in the U.S. sales organization since joining the organization.
Restructuring Stellantis North America's Sales Organization
The new role came as part of an announcement by Stellantis about a new sales organization structure bringing a renewed focus to the two primary sales channels – B2B and B2C – while streamlining responsibilities as the company continues its transformation.
Also among the changes, Jason Stoicevich was named Senior Vice President for Retail Sales, responsible for U.S. sales working with the company’s 2,600 dealer network. He previously served as President of Stellantis Canada.
“In this time of incredible change, we are realigning our sales organization into two distinct units that will explore and realize deeper growth potential for both B2B and B2C,” Stellantis North America COO Carlos Zarlenga said. “Jeff and Jason are experienced leaders who know the power of our brands and the untapped potential of the electric vehicles we are about to unleash in the marketplace.”
In a related move, Jeff Hines will serve as President of Stellantis Canada. He was most recently Vice President U.S. Fleet Sales and Operations. Previously, he was the head of the Jeep brand for the EMEA region and has worked in various roles supporting the dealer network in several U.S. Business Centers.
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