Dauch names Nathan Iles CFO effective Dec. 1, 2026

By Public Technologies
  • Nathan Iles joins Dauch as SVP of Finance on Nov. 2, 2026, slated to become CFO on Dec. 1.
  • Iles was CFO at Standard Motor Products; previously VP and CFO at UCI International Holdings; began at Ernst & Young.
  • Current CFO Christopher May will shift to EVP and chief administrative officer on Dec. 1, retaining IT oversight, adding HR.
  • Terri Kemp will remain SVP, chief of staff, with focus on corporate initiatives and organizational alignment until retirement at year-end.


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