Wabash Executive and Leadership Team

Brent Yeagy, the President, Chief Executive Officer & Director at Wabash, directs the company's overall strategic vision and operational execution. Yeagy guides Wabash's transformation into a diversified industrial manufacturer, emphasizing innovation in semi-trailer and liquid transportation system production across North America. This leadership role involves setting corporate objectives, driving market expansion, and ensuring financial performance aligns with long-term growth targets. Overseeing all business units, the Chief Executive Officer fosters a culture of operational excellence and customer focus. Yeagy's strategic direction ensures Wabash maintains its position as a leading producer, adapting to evolving industry demands and technological advancements. The President's mandate includes cultivating key stakeholder relationships and championing the company's commitment to delivering value through advanced transportation solutions. Brent Yeagy's comprehensive oversight ensures the company's continued success and market leadership.

Shannon Lowery, the Chief Financial Officer at Wabash, manages the company's financial strategy and operations. Lowery oversees all fiscal activities, including financial planning, risk management, and capital allocation, ensuring robust financial health for Wabash's diversified industrial manufacturing operations. This executive function involves optimizing financial performance and supporting strategic initiatives for the North American producer of semi-trailers and liquid transportation systems. The Chief Financial Officer works closely with other senior leaders to drive profitability and shareholder value. Lowery's expertise is critical in navigating market dynamics and securing resources for expansion and innovation. By implementing sound financial controls and reporting, the Chief Financial Officer provides essential insights for executive decision-making. Shannon Lowery's leadership ensures financial discipline and supports the company's mission to deliver advanced transportation solutions.

Donald Winston, the Senior Vice President, Chief Operating Officer at Wabash, drives operational efficiency and execution across the company's manufacturing facilities. Winston oversees the production of semi-trailers and liquid transportation systems, focusing on optimizing supply chains and manufacturing processes for Wabash's North American operations. This executive function involves implementing best practices to enhance productivity, quality, and safety throughout the organization. The Chief Operating Officer collaborates with other leaders to ensure seamless integration of operations with strategic objectives. Winston's leadership is crucial for maintaining Wabash's reputation as a reliable producer of diversified industrial products. By managing day-to-day operations, the Chief Operating Officer ensures that production targets are met and that the company can effectively respond to market demands. Donald Winston's operational expertise underpins the company's ability to deliver value and innovation.

Kristin Glazner, the Senior VP, General Counsel, Corporate Secretary & Chief Human Resources Officer at Wabash, provides comprehensive legal and human capital leadership. Glazner directs all legal affairs, ensuring compliance and mitigating risk across Wabash's diversified industrial manufacturing and transportation systems businesses. This dual executive role also encompasses strategic human resources management, overseeing talent acquisition, development, and employee relations to support the company's operational goals. The General Counsel advises the board and executive team on corporate governance and legal matters, while the Chief Human Resources Officer cultivates a productive and engaged workforce. Glazner's oversight ensures that legal frameworks and HR policies align with Wabash's mission as a leading North American producer. Kristin Glazner's integrated leadership strengthens the company's foundation for sustained growth and operational excellence.