INDUSTRY NEWS
Ed Pence
Dave Crompton
Mark Levett
CHANGES FOR CUMMINS
ENGINE BUSINESS
Pence succeeds Levett at High Horsepower, Crompton to lead combined engine segment
While some years ago Cum- mins evolved from Cummins Engine Co. to Cummins
Inc. — reflecting the growth and
importance of its nonengine activities
— there is little doubt the engine busi-
ness remains essentially the heart
and soul of the company. And strictly
in a financial sense, it also contributes
about 52% of the company’s annual
revenues in any given year.
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the executive level, such as the ones
recently announced by the Columbus,
Ind., manufacturer, are noteworthy.
One big move was the announcement that Ed Pence, vice president
and general manager of the Heavy
Duty Engine Business, had succeeded
Mark Levett as leader of the Cummins
High Horsepower engine segment
as of Feb. 1. Levett has moved to a
new role as vice president of Corporate
Responsibility and Community Relations and chief executive officer of
the Cummins Foundation.
Pence joined Cummins in 1981 in
purchasing and has held a variety of
key positions, working with on- and
off-highway OEMs and end user customers, including several years in the
Australian mining, marine and power
generation markets. Since 2005, he
