The board of RealTruck said Nov. 10 that Carl-Martin Lindahl has moved from chief executive officer to strategic advisor, effective that day. At the same time, the board appointed chief financial officer Baljinder "Bobby" Singh as president. Singh will continue as CFO and has joined the company's board. RealTruck, which is headquartered in Ann Arbor, Mich., did not name a successor CEO.
"Today's announcement represents the culmination of a rigorous, succession planning process overseen by the Board's Governance Committee in which the Board is emphatically supportive of Bobby leading the company in this new role," said Marc Magliacano, chairman of the board. "Over the past four years, Carl-Martin Lindahl has steered RealTruck through unprecedented operational transformation, scaled new product development, and successfully integrated the company's largest acquisition. By transitioning to an advisory capacity, RealTruck will continue to benefit from Carl-Martin's institutional knowledge during this next phase. The Board is confident that Bobby Singh's extensive understanding of the business makes him uniquely qualified to assume the President role and lead RealTruck through the next phase of the company's continued evolution and growth."
"It has been an honor to lead RealTruck alongside our exceptional team," said Lindahl. "Having worked closely with Bobby Singh during his tenure as CFO, I have witnessed firsthand his operational discipline, strategic vision, and deep understanding of our business. I look forward to working collaboratively with him and the Board in an advisory capacity to ensure a seamless hand-off."
"I am honored to be appointed to lead RealTruck as its President and CFO," said Singh. "Over the last four years, we have transformed the company and built a resilient operational framework. My focus will be centered on business continuity and growth to ensure we continue to prioritize and address our consumer and customer needs with industry leading product, service, and quality."
RealTruck said it has more than 6,000 associates across more than 80 facilities on four continents, and a brand portfolio that includes Husky Liners and LEER. The company reports more than 1,100 patents and pending applications, sells through RealTruck.com and more than 13,000 dealers, and works with OEM partners. RealTruck recently outlined new products at the 2026 SEMA Show.
