13 Facts About Mark Pigott

Mark Charles Pigott was born on February 6,1954 and is an American businessman and philanthropist.

Mark Pigott has been executive chairman of Paccar since April 2014.

Mark Pigott was previously chairman and chief executive officer of Paccar from January 1997 to April 2014.

Mark Pigott was born in San Francisco and raised in Seattle.

Mark Pigott graduated from Stanford University receiving a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering, a Master of Science in Business, and a Bachelor of Arts in Humanities.

Mark Pigott is the fourth generation of the Pigott family to lead the company is a publicly traded company in the capital goods and financial services industries.

Mark Pigott has been Chairman of the DAF Supervisory Board since 1996, served on The Business Council, and on the Washington State Business Roundtable Executive Committee.

Mark Pigott established the PACCAR Award for Teaching Excellence at the University of Washington in 1997.

Mark Pigott holds seats on the board of the Royal Shakespeare Company America, The British Library Foundation, St George's Society Advisory Board, and Trinity College Foundation.

Mark Pigott is a life member of the National Gallery London, The British Library, Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufacture Commerce, and the Royal National Theatre, UK.

Mark Pigott established the annual Pigott Poetry Prize in Ireland.

Mark Pigott has lectured at graduate schools of business, including the University of Washington, Seattle University and Cambridge University.

Mark Pigott has been awarded numerous honors, awards, and knighthoods over the course of his career.