Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV’s U.S. sales chief will leave next month after settling a dispute over how he was paid during a federal probe into the carmaker’s reporting practices.
Reid Bigland, who serves on the Group Executive Council, Fiat Chrysler’s highest governing body, will depart April 3 after 22 years with the company. He’ll part ways after resolving a whistle-blower lawsuit in which he alleged Fiat Chrysler withheld 90% of his 2018 pay package as retaliation for his cooperation with U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission investigators.
Reid Bigland
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“All matters pertaining to legal actions between Reid and the company ...
