Some Changes Taking Place at Polaris
Feb 3, 2011 | 07:35 PM
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Some Changes Taking Place at Polaris
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Think this means change is on the way? Or is everything at Polaris going to remain status quo?
Originally Posted by ATV Connection
Despite a shaky economic climate, many manufacturers are looking to an optimistic future. To that end Polaris Industries Inc. has named Jim Williams vice president of human resources. Williams has an extensive human resources background, with top-level experience at Fortune 400 companies. Williams will be responsible for Polaris’ global human resource sourcing and will play a large role in the company’s international growth plans.
“Jim is a world-class human resources professional with broad experience globally inclusive of acquisitions and joint ventures,” said Scott Wine, chief executive officer, Polaris Industries. “Jim brings more than 25 years of experience in human resources, much of it at the executive level, to Polaris. He will play an integral role as we continue to shape Polaris’ future as a global powersports leader.”
“Jim is a world-class human resources professional with broad experience globally inclusive of acquisitions and joint ventures,” said Scott Wine, chief executive officer, Polaris Industries. “Jim brings more than 25 years of experience in human resources, much of it at the executive level, to Polaris. He will play an integral role as we continue to shape Polaris’ future as a global powersports leader.”
Think this means change is on the way? Or is everything at Polaris going to remain status quo?
Feb 3, 2011 | 09:30 PM
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(From the article-Williams will be responsible for Polaris’ global human resource sourcing.)
Yes, I think changes are coming....Polaris moving ATV production from a US factory with American workers to a mexico factory needing cheap labor. I'm just waiting to see if the new Not Made in the USA quads go down in price along with the quality, or if just the quality goes down.
P.S. Good Luck Polaris in your new business adventure, it will be one I'm not willing to take with you.
Yes, I think changes are coming....Polaris moving ATV production from a US factory with American workers to a mexico factory needing cheap labor. I'm just waiting to see if the new Not Made in the USA quads go down in price along with the quality, or if just the quality goes down.
P.S. Good Luck Polaris in your new business adventure, it will be one I'm not willing to take with you.
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