Ingersoll Machine Tools Names New CEO
Camozzi Machine Tool Group, which includes Ingersoll Machine Tools and Innse Berardi, enacted organizational changes which included moving former CEO to group executive and appointing a new CEO.
Edited by Angela Osborne
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Jeff Ahrstrom, formerly Ingersoll COO, is now the company CEO. Photo Credit: Camozzi Machine Tool Group
The Camozzi Machine Tool group, consisting of Ingersoll Machine Tools and Innse Berardi, has enacted a number of organizational changes, including appointing a new CEO to lead Ingersoll. The former CEO has taken on a new role within the group. The company says these moves are focused on bringing the power of Ingersoll and Innse into further strategic alignment to enable it to better serve its global customers.
Chip Storie, who has been Ingersoll CEO since 2018, has been appointed the Camozzi Machine Tool Group executive. Storie, who is said to have extensive experience overseeing multinational operations, will focus on the group’s strategic growth.
Jeff Ahrstrom, who has been Ingersoll’s COO, will serve as president and CEO of Ingersoll Machine Tools. The company says his experience within the machine tool industry, and his time as CEO of previous manufacturing companies, positions him to make an immediate impact in this role. The Ingersoll Machine Tools Board will consist of Lodovico Camozzi, Chip Storie, Jeff Ahrstrom and Daniele Pecchini.
In these roles, Storie and Ahrstrom will work together to achieve the strategic vision of the Camozzi Machine Tool group and Ingersoll Machine Tools. Both Ingersoll and Innse design and manufacture advanced machine tool technology solutions.