REV Group, a manufacturer of specialty and recreational vehicles, has promoted Linas Polteraitis to chief supply chain officer, a move aimed at strengthening the company’s procurement and supplier network.
Polteraitis joined REV Group in September 2023 as vice president of supply chain and will continue to report to Mark Skonieczny, president and CEO.
Company officials credit him with driving improvements that have supported reliable production across multiple brands.
“Linas has been instrumental in strengthening REV’s procurement and supply chain operations,” Skonieczny said in a press release.
“He has proven himself to be a strategic and results-oriented leader, and we are delighted to promote Linas to our Chief Supply Chain Officer,” Skonieczny added.
Before joining REV Group, Polteraitis held supply chain and procurement leadership roles at Otis Worldwide, Adient, Aptiv, ZF TRW, DMAX Ltd., General Motors, and Isuzu Motors America. His experience spans supplier negotiations, logistics strategy, and cost management.
“Over the course of his tenure, he has built a high-performing team and fostered strong supplier partnerships,” Skonieczny added.
At Otis Worldwide, Polteraitis earned a CEO Award for his efforts to mitigate disruptions caused by COVID-19 and global supply chain constraints, demonstrating an ability to maintain product flow during crises.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in supply chain management from Michigan State University.
REV Group’s operations include designing and building specialty vehicles such as ambulances, fire trucks, and terminal trucks, as well as a range of recreational vehicles from camper vans to Class A motorhomes.
The company’s specialty vehicles segment delivers customized vehicle solutions that support critical public services, such as ambulances and fire apparatus, as well as commercial infrastructure needs, including terminal trucks and industrial sweepers.
REV Group, headquartered in Brookfield, Wisconsin, trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker REVG and reports earnings across its Specialty Vehicles and Recreational Vehicles segments.