CNH Construction Announces Kris Dahl Will Succeed Terry Dolan

RACINE, Wis. (Sept. 18, 2026) — CNH Construction announced that Kris Dahl will succeed Terry Dolan leading the North America Commercial business as Dolan prepares for his planned retirement at the end of 2026. Dahl brings 25 years of global experience spanning commercial leadership, operations, technology and product development in the heavy equipment industry. He joins CNH and the CASE Construction Equipment and New Holland Construction brands from Caterpillar, where his career included leadership roles in the U.S. and Asia and extensive work with customers, dealers and teams across global construction and mining markets. Since rejoining CNH and the CASE brand in 2021, Dolan has played a key role in strengthening the brand and supporting its dealer network across North America. In January 2025, his responsibilities expanded to include leadership of both CASE and New Holland Construction (NHCE). Under his leadership, NHCE has continued to expand its North American presence,…

RACINE, Wis. (Sept. 18, 2026) — CNH Construction announced that Kris Dahl will succeed Terry Dolan leading the North America Commercial business as Dolan prepares for his planned retirement at the end of 2026. Dahl brings 25 years of global experience spanning commercial leadership, operations, technology and product development in the heavy equipment industry. He joins CNH and the CASE Construction Equipment and New Holland Construction brands from Caterpillar, where his career included leadership roles in the U.S. and Asia and extensive work with customers, dealers and teams across global construction and mining markets. Since rejoining CNH and the CASE brand in 2021, Dolan has played a key role in strengthening the brand and supporting its dealer network across North America. In January 2025, his responsibilities expanded to include leadership of both CASE and New Holland Construction (NHCE). Under his leadership, NHCE has continued to expand its North American presence,…

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