Mamatha Chamarthi Becomes The Latest Exec To Leave Stellantis
Stellantis' Head Of Software Business and Product Management Steps Down...
The management exodus continues at Stellantis as Mamatha Chamarthi, who served as Stellantis’ Head of Software Business and Product Management, has left the automaker.
Chamarthi is the latest high-profile executive to depart, following Dodge/Ram CEO Tim Kuniskis, former Head of Jeep® North America Jim Morrison, Head of U.S. Retail Sales Jason Stoicevich, Chief Customer Experience Officer Richard Schwarzwald, and Vice President of Artificial Intelligence, Algorithms, and ML Ops Berta Rodriguez-Hervas.
In fact, Chamarthi and Rodriguez-Hervas were key presenters last month during a software demonstration at the company’s Chelsea Proving Grounds.
Chamarthi began her career as a software programmer at Chrysler in 1996. She held various roles within the automaker in North America and Asia Pacific, eventually becoming the Chief Information Officer until Stellantis was formed in 2021, and then assuming her latest position at the automaker.
Stellantis has confirmed that Cristiani Campos will be her successor. “Cristiani has an outstanding track record in business development in Latin America and Taiwan combined with a solid financial background,” a Stellantis spokesperson said. She will be based in Michigan and report to Yves Bonnefont, Stellantis’ Chief Software Officer.
Stellantis expects to have more than 34 million monetizable connected vehicles on the road by 2030. The automaker aims for its software division to generate $22 billion annually by that time.
Source: Automotive News
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