CNH INDUSTRIAL N.V. NV (CNH)
Sector: Industrials
Sector: Industrials
CNH INDUSTRIAL N.V. NV - Executive Compensation
CHRO
Executive Compensation
Francesco Tutino serves as the Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO) at CNH Industrial N.V., a global leader in capital goods specializing in agricultural and construction equipment. With over 25 years of experience in human resources, Tutino has built a distinguished career focused on talent management, organizational transformation, and fostering inclusive cultures in multinational environments. Prior to joining CNH Industrial in 2011, he held senior HR roles at Pirelli Tyre S.p.A., where he spearheaded HR strategies across Europe and Latin America, honing his expertise in change management and employee engagement during periods of significant business growth and restructuring. At CNH Industrial, Tutino's ascent has been marked by progressive leadership, starting as HR Director for Latin America and advancing through key positions such as Head of HR for Commercial Vehicles and Global Head of Talent Management. His notable achievements include driving the company's global talent acquisition and development programs, which have supported CNH Industrial's expansion into emerging markets and enhanced workforce capabilities amid digital transformation initiatives. Tutino played a pivotal role in integrating HR functions following the 2013 merger of CNH Global and Fiat Industrial, implementing agile HR models that improved employee retention by 15% and boosted diversity representation in leadership roles. In his current role as CHRO since 2020, Tutino oversees a workforce of over 40,000 employees across 180 countries, championing strategic initiatives in sustainability-linked HR practices, upskilling for Industry 4.0, and cultivating a high-performance culture aligned with CNH Industrial's purpose of advancing agriculture and construction for a better world. His visionary approach has earned him recognition from industry peers, positioning the company as an employer of choice in the capital goods sector.