Ford Pro’s CEO Cannis to retire, Frick takes over in the interim
Ford Motor Company announced that Ted Cannis, chief executive officer at Ford Pro and Ford Customer Service Division (FCSD), will retire after a 35-year career with the company at the end of September. He has led Ford Pro — Ford’s commercial vehicle division — since it was founded in 2021.
“Ted’s energy and passion for customers have been instrumental in building Ford Pro into a business that’s tracking towards $70 billion in revenue this year – a Fortune 100-size company in its own right,” said Jim Farley, Ford president and chief executive officer in a news release.
Andrew Frick, president of Ford Blue, who has been with Ford since 1995, will lead Ford Pro on an interim basis until the company announces a new leader.
Meanwhile, Daniel Justo was appointed as vice-president of FCSD, and a company officer, effective Oct. 1. Justo is currently a chief financial officer of Ford Blue and was previously president of Ford South America. In his new role leading FCSD globally, he will report to Frick.
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