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Former Reynolds’ CEO files ‘wrongful termination’ lawsuit

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The Kettering-based automotive software giant said yesterday it has promoted current President Chris Walsh to acting CEO and that former CEO Tommy Barras “is no longer with the company.”

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Former Reynolds’ CEO files ‘wrongful termination’ lawsuit

The Kettering-based automotive software giant said yesterday it has promoted current President Chris Walsh to acting CEO and that former CEO Tommy Barras “is no longer with the company.”

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