New Presidents for Toyota in North America

Great news for two Toyota Canada executives. Frank Voss, President of Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada (TMMC) since 2020, has just been appointed President of Toyota Motor Manufacturing Texas, where he will oversee operations at the truck plant in San Antonio (Tundra and Sequoia).

Meanwhile, in Canada, the role of President of TMMC has been entrusted to Tim Hollander, who will lead approximately 8,500 employees assembling, among other models, the RAV4, Lexus NX and RX in Cambridge and Woodstock, Ontario. Toyota is the largest automaker in Canada, producing over 500,000 vehicles annually.

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