Camping World Unveils Succession Plans Amid Retirements – RVBusiness

LINCOLNSHIRE, Ill. – Camping World Holdings Inc. (NYSE: CWH), the world’s largest recreational vehicle dealer, announced that company chairman Brent Moody plans to retire on December 31st with his resignation as chairman effective July 1st. announced its chief financial officer, Karin Bell, that she plans to retire in the company’s Form 10-K filing for the year ended Dec. 31, with her resignation as chief financial officer effective July 1.

In connection with Moody’s resignation, Matthew Wagner will be named president and will continue to serve as the company’s chief operating officer. In connection with Bell’s resignation, Tom Kirn will be named chief financial officer and will continue to serve as the company’s principal accountant.

Marcus Lemonis, President and CEO of Camping World noted, “Brent, Karin and I have been together since the beginning, helping to both formulate and run our company. With over 40 years of combined service, their commitment to the company is undeniable as Camping World would not be what it is today without them. Brent and Karin will continue to mentor the next generation of leaders in our company for years to come, with Brent continuing his role on our Board of Directors, while Karin will continue to serve in an advisory role to both myself and the team driving. “

“I am very grateful to have spent over 20 years helping to grow the business,” said Moody. “I am confident in Matt’s demonstrated ability to lead and innovate within our company, look forward to a smooth transition, and am excited about the future growth of the organization.”

“Over 20 years here have been the highlight of my career, and together with our talented team members, we have made Camping World a stronger and more agile organization,” said Bell. “I am proud of our accomplishments and confident that Tom has the right skills, commitment to financial discipline and deep knowledge of both Camping World and our industry to guide us into our next chapter of growth.”

Mr. Lemonis concluded, “Today’s announcement is the culmination of several years of leadership succession planning and well-deserved career progression for both Matt and Tom as we head into the next decade of growth for the company. “