Iveco Group Announces Departure of Chief Global Affairs & Sustainability Officer

Iveco Group, a global leader in the automotive industry, announced significant leadership changes on September 10, 2026. Michele Ziosi, Chief Global Affairs & Sustainability Officer and a member of the Senior Leadership Team, will leave the company on September 30 to pursue new opportunities. Ziosi has been instrumental in enhancing the Group’s institutional relations and sustainability initiatives during a period of extensive transformation for both the company and the broader transport industry.

Olof Persson, CEO of Iveco Group, expressed gratitude to Ziosi for his contributions. “Michele has played a crucial role in advancing the interests and positions of our Group in a complex and ever-evolving environment,” Persson said. “His commitment and professionalism have been invaluable to the company.”

Following Ziosi’s departure, the Global Affairs and Sustainability functions will be reorganized internally to ensure continuity and a smooth transition of responsibilities. The company stated that the reorganization will also enhance alignment with business priorities and the specific needs of the Group during this transformative phase.

Iveco Group, with a strong Italian heritage and a global presence, operates on a broad spectrum of brands, including IVECO, FPT, IVECO BUS, HEULIEZ, and IVECO CAPITAL. The company employs 33,000 people and maintains 16 industrial sites and 22 R&D centers. Its mission is to channel decades of engineering excellence and innovation into sustainable mobility and customer-driven technologies.

Under Ziosi's leadership, Iveco Group has made significant strides in sustainability, working closely with communities and promoting responsible business practices. His expertise and dedication have been crucial in navigating the company’s complex and dynamic landscape.

The reorganization of the Global Affairs and Sustainability activities will involve a careful transition to ensure that ongoing initiatives are not disrupted. The company is committed to maintaining its position as a leader in the automotive industry, continuing to innovate and adapt to the evolving needs of the market.

With Ziosi’s departure, the company is expected to seek a suitable successor to lead the Global Affairs and Sustainability division. This change underscores the importance of these functions in the company’s strategic direction and its commitment to environmental and social responsibility.