Gentherm Names Matt Fisch as Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer
In this role, Fisch will lead Gentherm’s technology strategy, advanced product engineering, longer term R&D, and the Company’s partnership ecosystem to continue Gentherm’s heritage of introducing innovation in Climate and Comfort, Battery Thermal Management (BTM), Electronics, and patient thermal products and solutions. Fisch will report to Gentherm’s President and CEO,
“I am delighted that Matt is joining Gentherm’s executive management team as our CTO. With technology advancing faster than ever, his broad expertise in products, solutions, software and systems across multiple industries makes him uniquely qualified to help expand our industry leadership,” said Eyler. “As a dynamic and versatile executive, I am confident that Matt will help us drive innovation and accelerate growth with new products and enabling technologies.”
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Fisch holds a Master of Engineering, Computer Engineering, and a Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering, both from
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