Amy Davis

Amy Davis is Vice President and President – New Power Segment at Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI). As the company’s fifth and newest business segment, New Power designs and manufactures new and emerging alternative power sources, including electrified power, fuel cell and hydrogen technologies. In this role, Amy sets and implements the strategy for the New Power segment, enabling her team to build Cummins reputation as a leading provider of electrified and hydrogen fuel cell power in commercial markets.

Beginning her career nearly 30 years ago, Amy joined Cummins in 1994 and has extensive leadership experiences across Cummins’ five business segments. Prior to her current role in New Power, Amy served in Cummins Components Business as the Vice President and General Manager of Cummins Filtration, which is a world leader in OEM and aftermarket filtration solutions for diesel engines, transmissions and industrial applications. In addition, Amy has served in Cummins’ Engine Business in its Sales and Marketing Field Sales, OEM Sales, and Market Communications and Strategy. In addition, she led the Mid-Range North American On-Highway Engine Development programs and served as Executive Director – Medium Duty Truck and Bus. Within Cummins’ Distribution Business, Amy led as its President – Cummins Northeast, a Cummins Joint Venture distributor.

Outside of her Cummins experiences, early in her career Amy held positions at the AT&T Corporation and more recently in her career history worked at Alcan Corporation, serving as their Vice President - Sales in the Global Aerospace and Transportation Business.

Amy has led various Cummins initiatives to support corporate responsibility, diversity and inclusion and is especially passionate about encouraging and growing female leaders in the work place. She sponsored local community work in Nashville, Tennessee and sponsored Cummins’ first Technology Enhanced Classroom (TEC) initiative developed in Turkey, which partnered with local school and regional corporations to create curriculum for students to enter the technical workforce.

Amy is a graduate of Northwestern University and attended the University of Chicago Booth Executive program for Market Strategy. Enjoying boating, water skiing and writing in her free-time, Amy and her husband Dan of 28 years live in Indianapolis and have four children.