From 1 October, he will succeed Glyn Dennehy and assume responsibility for TTI’s European business, with a focus on continued growth and strengthening relationships with its valued customers and strategic supplier partners. In his new role, he will report directly to John Drabik, president of TTI IP&E – Global.

Winfield has been with TTI for 25 years and has held senior positions across its European commercial organisation, including director of European strategic accounts and regional VP roles covering Northern and Southern Europe. For more than eight years, he has overseen European Sales and was appointed SVP sales in 2023.

During this period, Winfield has worked to align commercial strategy, operational execution and customer requirements, bringing Sales and Business Operations closer together. In his new role, he will build on this experience to improve coordination within the European business and with strategic suppliers to better support customers and pursue joint growth opportunities.

“We are seeing stronger momentum return to the European components market, particularly around industrial and defence applications, but the recovery is not uniform and supply-chain resilience remains important,” said Winfield. “Our priority will be to maintain continuity and development, ensuring that the TTI business, organisation and capabilities remain aligned with those of its customers.”

Dennehy, who has been President of TTI’s European business since 2015, will move to the role of executive advisor to TTI CEO Mike Morton and Drabik. He will remain actively involved with the business throughout 2027, supporting the management transition and selected strategic initiatives.

“Having spent more than 25 years with TTI myself, I know the value of people who understand the business from the inside and have grown with it,” said Dennehy. “Marc brings that depth of experience, as well as his own perspective on where the business needs to go next. His appointment gives us valuable continuity while allowing the business to keep evolving, and I look forward to supporting him as he takes that forward.”

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