CalAmp Names New CEO to Drive Connected Mobility Push CalAmp, a global leader in telematics and connected vehicle solutions, has appointed Maurizio Iperti as its new CEO, the company announced on March 10, 2026. Iperti, who previously served as president of the Connected Car Solutions (CCS) business unit, succeeds Chris Adams following a fiscal year 2025 marked by full debt repayment and a strategic pivot toward data-driven operational intelligence. The leadership transition signals a formal shift for CalAmp and its subsidiary LoJack, as the company moves beyond traditional stolen vehicle recovery (SVR) toward a “connected mobility ecosystem.” The strategy integrates real-time monitoring and route analytics into the daily operations of insurers, leasing companies, and automotive distributors. Leadership Transition and Strategic Vision Iperti brings 18 years of leadership experience within CalAmp to the CEO role. During his tenure, he oversaw the accelerated growth of the CCS unit, which includes LoJack International and the Tracker Network in the United Kingdom. He has worked closely with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), dealerships, and public safety agencies. “It is an honor for me to assume the role of CEO, CalAmp and work with our trusted and dedicated employees around the world to offer our customers robust solutions, efficient service, and lasting partnerships. I hope to accelerate our investments in hardware, software, and services that generate meaningful and measurable impact for our customers,” Iperti said. Cynthia Paul, chair of the Board of Directors, CalAmp, said Iperti was selected for his customer-centric approach. “Maurizio embodies our customer-focused vision. He recognizes that the success of our customers must be the foundation of our work as an organization. He has the skills, experience, passion, and proven ability to leverage CalAmp’s engineering culture and technical excellence to create differentiated, value-added telematics solutions that provide peace of mind as customers monitor,
CalAmp Names New CEO to Drive <b>Connected</b> Mobility Push
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