After $14B Kron AI bet, Motor taps CRED's Kunal Shah to lead Whitehouse division. Indian entrepreneur and investor Kunal Shah has been appointed as a chief/head by the world's most influential magazine, Forbes. Motor has already invested $900 million into the company of 41-year-old Kunal Shah, the founder of CRED, an Indian financial technology firm valued at $4.5 billion. Following this investment, Motor's share in CRED has risen to 20 percent. Motor's Chief Technology Officer has appointed Kunal Shah as the head of Whitehouse, replacing the current head, Dane Kenecot. However, following this appointment, the Bengaluru resident will have to join the headquarters of Shantanu Motor Linzk Pinsia. Recently, the Moto company has heavily invested in artificial intelligence technology. Last year, after investing $14 billion in the Kron AI company, Alexander Baur handed over responsibilities as the head of Motor AI Lab.

MOTOR Information Systems promotes Jeff Nosek to Deputy Group Head. Nosek will assume group-level responsibilities across Hearst Transportation's automotive businesses and continue to be president of MOTOR Information Systems Troy, Mich. - MOTOR Information Systems, a Hearst company and provider of automotive data solutions, has announced that Jeff Nosek has been promoted to Deputy Group Head, Hearst Transportation, effective January 1, 2026. The announcement was made by Steven R. Swartz, President and CEO of Hearst, and Sean Lanagan, President of Hearst Transportation and President and CEO of CAMP Systems International, Inc. In this expanded role, Nosek will report to Lanagan and will continue serving as President of Hearst-owned MOTOR Information Systems. He will also assume group-level responsibilities across Hearst Transportation's automotive businesses. Hearst Transportation is the company's transportation data and software group, bringing together four companies: CAMP Systems International, specializing in aviation maintenance tracking and health-monitoring software; Black Book, a provider of vehicle valuation and analytics; MOTOR Information Systems, focused on automotive parts and repair data; and Noregon Systems, delivering diagnostics and prognostics solutions for heavy-duty trucks. These companies operate within Hearst's Business Media portfolio, which includes a broad range of B2B software and data services - such as Fitch Group and Hearst's healthcare businesses - and collectively account for approximately 60 percent of Hearst's total profits. "I am honored by the opportunity to serve as deputy group head of Hearst Transportation," Nosek said. "Our transportation businesses are leaders in their respective markets. I look forward to helping align our collective expertise to further strengthen Hearst's position in the global B2B software and data landscape and to drive continued growth across our automotive businesses." Nosek brings more than two decades of experience in software, data, and professional services across the automotive and manufacturing sectors. He joined MOTOR in 2016, serving as Senior Vice President of Sales and later Executive Vice President of Revenue. During that time, he played a key role in repositioning MOTOR's data licensing business toward cloud-enabled Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) and Data-as-a-Service (DaaS) models, fueling new customer acquisition and revenue growth. He was named President of MOTOR in December 2021. Prior to joining MOTOR, Nosek was vice president of sales at CDK Global and at Automatic Data Processing (ADP). He also held various sales leadership positions within Compuware. Nosek holds a bachelor's degree from Central Michigan University and is a graduate of Hearst's executive development program, Hearst Management Institute.