Biography of Duncan Palmer
Last update: March 19, 2024Career
Duncan was Chief Financial Officer at Reed Elsevier Group Plc, and Chief Financial Officer at Pennzoil-Quaker State Company and Sopus Products. Duncan Palmer joined Oshkosh in 2011.
Duncan Palmer is currently- Chief Executive Officer, South Africa at Array Technologies - View - Array Technologies org chart
- Director at Oshkosh - View - Oshkosh org chart
- Director at Verde - View - Verde org chart
- Independent Board Director at Ohmium - View - Ohmium org chart
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Duncan Palmer has a Bachelor from St. John's College, University of Cambridge and a Master from Stanford University.
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- At Array Technologies, Duncan Palmer has 32 colleagues including Kevin Hostetler (CEO & Director (CEO on May 21 2024)), Brad Forth (Chairman of the Board (-> May 21 2024))…
- At Oshkosh, Duncan Palmer has 65 colleagues including John Pfeifer (CEO & Director), Stephen Newlin (Chairman of the Board)…
- At Verde, Duncan Palmer has 10 colleagues including Ernest Miller (CEO), Martijn Dekker (Director)…
- At Ohmium, Duncan Palmer has 17 colleagues including Arne Ballantine (CEO), Mariana Popa (Director)…
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- In the Automotive industry, Duncan Palmer has 25,581 colleagues in 1,814 companies located in 61 countries. 13,246 executive movements have been recorded in the last 12 months. Learn more about Automotive.
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