Cummins Inc. promoted one of its vice presidents, Bonnie Fetch, to be its Vice President of Global Supply Chain and Manufacturing, effective Feb. 1.
Fetch currently serves as vice president of the North America Regional Operating Team and Distribution Business Supply Chain Services.
Jennifer Rumsey, Cummins president and chief operating officer, said Fetch is the “right person for this role” as Cummins continues to face supply chain challenges.
“Fetch has three decades of extensive and varied business experience and has consistently delivered strong results while tackling complex issues,” Rumsey said. “Bonnie is also passionate about Cummins’ values, and she is a skilled leader and committed to building diverse and inclusive teams. I am thrilled to have Fetch’s experienced leadership guide our talented supply chain team.”
Fetch joined Cummins in 2018 and has consistently taken on additional responsibilities across supply chain, the company stated, demonstrating her ability to lead strategically and operationally. Fetch was integral to the start-up and expansion of Cummins’ supply chain shared services; she led the distribution business and aftermarket supply chain integration strategy and execution; and she led the North American regional operating team.
Prior to Cummins, Fetch spent 20 years with Caterpillar where she held a broad range of supply chain, general management and human resources roles. Fetch completed a bachelor’s degree in applied organizational management, post graduate studies in leadership and organizational behavior, and executive programs at Stanford University and Singularity University.
She has served on numerous privately held for-profit boards as well as non-profit boards. She is a published author and an active leader for diversity and inclusion.
Additionally, Cummins named Chris Clulow, vice president, investor relations, and Luther Peters, vice president, corporate controller, effective March 1. Clulow is replacing Jack Kienzler who moved to Cummins Filtration on Jan. 1 and Peters is taking Clulow’s former position.
Clulow has been with Cummins for 18 years in multiple leadership roles across the finance function. Most recently, Clulow has served as the corporate controller for the past five years. Prior to Cummins, Clulow worked in public accounting for 10 years at both Ernst & Young and Coopers & Lybrand.
Luther Peters has held several risk management roles and auditing leadership positions over his 18 years with Cummins. Most recently Peters served as controller for the Components segment’s finance function and also served as the chair of the board of the Eaton Cummins Joint Venture. Prior to Cummins, Peters was with Ernst & Young and Deloitte & Touche, respectively, serving in their IT audit and risk services practices.
