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Pierre Guyot retires: John Deere Power Systems turn the page.

What happened

Deere will hire Gregor Sueck as Vice President on Jun 1st '26.

Source

powertraininternationalweb.comMay 27, 2026

Pierre Guyot retires: John Deere Power Systems turn the page.

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Pierre Guyot retires: John Deere Power Systems turn the page. Pierre Guyot is retiring. The new Vice President of John Deere Power Systems is Gregor Sueck, effective June 1, 2026 27 May 2026 By Editorial staff John Deere Power Systems has announced the retirement of Pierre Guyot, senior vice president of JDPS, following 28 years of dedication to the company. His retirement is effective June 30, 2026. Gregor Sueck, currently vice president of Tractor Engineering, has been appointed to succeed Guyot as senior vice president, Power Systems, effective June 1, 2026. Guyot joined John Deere in 1998, beginning his career in factory operations in France. Over the next two decades, he held critical leadership roles across Europe and the U.S., including key directorships in Germany and France where he oversaw transitions in supply management and engine standards. Since moving to Moline in 2014 as vice president of Global Supply Management and Logistics, Guyot has been instrumental in transforming the company's supply operations and delivering sustained cost efficiencies. Pierre Guyot was named Vice President in 2019. After being named senior vice president of JDPS in 2019, Guyot drove the renewal of the engine portfolio by bringing to production the JD14, JD18, and JD4 engine platforms, along with launching the JD5 and JD8 programs which will be available to customers in the...

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Event
Executive hire

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Person
Gregor SueckVice President
Takes effect
Jun 1, 2026

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  • Gregor SueckVice President · Named in the story

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NYSE:DE

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  • directors

Extraction

Confidence
3%
Detected
May 27, 2026
signal_type
news
signal_subtype
hires

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