Timken Company Appoints Timothy A. Graham as President of Industrial Motion

The Timken Company, a global leader in engineered bearings and industrial motion, has announced the immediate appointment of Timothy A. Graham as the president of Industrial Motion and an officer of the company. This decision reflects Timken's strategic focus on enhancing its Industrial Motion business through leadership that brings a deep understanding of global operations and a commitment to innovation.

Timothy A. Graham steps into this role with a robust background, including his previous position as vice president of operations for Engineered Bearings at Timken. His career spans leadership roles in complex global operations, supply chain management, and sustainability initiatives, with international experience gained from leading European operations in Colmar, France. Before joining Timken in 2003, Graham held significant positions at International Paper and Thomas & Betts, showcasing his versatility and leadership in the industrial sector.

Richard G. Kyle, president and CEO of The Timken Company, has expressed strong confidence in Graham's capabilities to lead the Industrial Motion business towards new heights of success. Kyle also recognized the contributions of Christopher A. Coughlin, Graham's predecessor, who is retiring but will assist in ensuring a seamless transition.

Graham's academic credentials, including a bachelor's degree in transportation and logistics management from Kent State University and an executive MBA from the University of Memphis, complement his professional experience, equipping him with the tools needed for this leadership role. His appointment is a clear indicator of Timken's strategy to harness internal talent for sustaining its leadership in the global market for engineered bearings and industrial motion.

This leadership change is poised to have a significant impact on Timken's operational efficiency, customer engagement, and competitive edge in the industry. By promoting from within, Timken not only underscores its commitment to leadership development but also sets a precedent for how companies can leverage internal expertise to navigate the challenges of global industrial markets. The move is anticipated to foster innovation, drive growth, and reinforce Timken's reputation as a pioneer in the industrial motion sector.