Johan de Nysschen retires as COO of VW of America

Johan_de_Nysschen — De Nysschen's job, which VW created for him in 2019, will be eliminated as part of a leadership restructuring.

October 06, 2022 08:11 PM

Johan de Nysschen is leaving his job as Volkswagen Group's North American COO, saying he has "done everything I have set out to do here."

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