‘One Ford’ Plan Is Right On Course, Entering Phase II
Former Ford CEO Alan Mulally’s plan for global streamlining has been going rather well. The second phase is now imminent.
Former Ford CEO Alan Mulally’s plan for global streamlining has been going rather well. The second phase is now imminent.
That’s $8 million more than he made as COO in 2013.
A month after departing from Ford, former CEO Alan Mulally finds himself at Google.
The Alan Mulally Leadership in Engineering Scholarship will give $10,000 to 10 lucky engineering students.
The automaker identified an error with the ratings through internal testing.
Fields will take over as CEO of Ford on July 1.
Mulally has served as president and CEO Since September 2006.
Rumor says the 25-year Ford veteran will become CEO January 2015.
He’ll stay at Ford at least through the end of 2014.
Initiated by Alan Mulally, the Business Plan Reviews was where the “New Ford” started.
The Blue Oval’s 68-year-old chief is happy where he is, but he also might not be that much help at Microsoft.
Besides a global product portfolio, the strategy revolves around three core pillars.
Net income dropped by $359 million, or 10 cents a share, compared with a year ago due to special item charges.
The project aims to cut the automaker’s supplier roster by 40% to cut production complexity and costs.