Scott Moran is the Chief Quality and Business System Officer at CNH Industrial. In this dual role, he is charged with ensuring our manufacturing and business processes run efficiently and effectively. In his Quality role, he partners with leaders across the CNH business and regions to ensure the excellence and reliability of products throughout their lifecycle. In his Business System capacity, he is responsible for driving Lean implementation and strategy deployment to improve the Company’s business processes and outcomes.
Mr. Moran has over three decades of experience in a variety of industries, where he has led organizations to achieve breakthrough levels of performance improvement. He came to CNH in 2021 to assume the role of Chief Business System Officer, becoming a member of the Company’s Global Leadership Team. He was appointed to his additional role of Chief Quality Officer in January 2024.
Prior to his joining CNH, he was a Principal with NEXT LEVEL Partners LLC (NLP), a consulting firm with roots in the Danaher Business System and Toyota Production System focused on accelerating growth of revenue, profit and cash flow to a wide variety of global businesses in many industries. Before being named Principal in 2020, Mr. Moran was Vice President, Aerospace and Energy markets at NLP from 2013 and first joined as a Lean Practitioner/Sensei in 2011. From 2008 – 2010, he was the CEO of TracRac Inc., a private equity owned automotive supplier of truck and van components, where he led them through a significant financial and operational transformation, rendering the business attractive for a successful sale to a third-party. From 1994 to 2007 Mr. Moran held leadership positions of increasing responsibility with Textron Inc, in Quality, Operations, Strategic Planning, Lean/Six-Sigma and General Management in Automotive, Energy and Capital Equipment markets. Prior to joining Textron, Scott Moran worked in several automotive components manufacturing businesses in Quality and Lean Transformation roles where he was trained in Toyota Production System / Lean techniques and tools.
Scott Moran holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Materials Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, in the United States.