Cubic appoints Min Wei as chief customer officer

March 6, 2020
The operations executive will lead the newly formed strategic function focusing on customer experience excellence.

Min Wei has been appointed as Cubic Corporation’s senior vice president and chief customer officer, where he will be responsible for leading a new customer experience function that combines Cubic’s global quality, configuration management, logistics support and customer experience.

He will also be a catalyst to further drive organizational alignment related to Cubic’s first strategic priority, Winning the Customer, according to the company. The customer experience function will advocate for Cubic’s customers, enable quality engineering as well as manage all releases and deployments of products and services, while serving as the backstop for any issues. Wei will report to Chairman, President and CEO Bradley H. Feldmann.

“To create sustainable value for our customers, employees and shareholders, we remain focused on building technology-driven, marketing-leading businesses,” said Feldmann. “I am confident Min will provide exceptional leadership in this crucial role, ensuring superior quality outcomes for our internal and external customers.”

Wei joined Cubic in 2009 and has held various leadership positions at Cubic Transportation Systems (CTS). He successfully led global service strategy and innovation which Cubic says improved customer service performance levels and resulted in service expansion and growth for CTS. Most recently, Wei served as the senior vice president of operations for CTS where he oversaw the business’ worldwide initiatives for services, operations and quality. With the strategic relevance of customer experience and services, Wei will continue his services and operations leadership duties for CTS in addition to his new role.

Wei earned an MBA with an emphasis in finance, banking and international business from the University of San Francisco and a bachelor’s in economics from the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing, China.