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July 03, 2003
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This Week:

• smart presented its new model, the smart forfour to the press

• Nissan Adds Pathfinder Production to Smyrna Plant

• A 3,500-kilogram trailer load limit makes the Touareg an ideal towing vehicle

• New Ford Focus C-MAX Production Begins

• BMW Group Reports 10 Percent Jump In First Half Sales

• Bentley Le Mans winners and new Continental GT in action at Goodwood

• World's First CO2-neutral Designer Diesel Fuel Presented

• PSA Peugeot Citroën, Renault and CNAM inaugurate two new wind tunnels for aerodynamic and aeroacoustic research on land vehicles

• Toyota Reports Strong June Sales: Sets Second-Quarter And First-Half Sales Records

• Cadillac Announces Leadership Appointments

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Cadillac Announces Leadership Appointments
 

Director Of Advertising And Sales Promotion, Marketing Director - North American Products, And Director Of Retail Development Named DETROIT - Cadillac General Manager, Mark LaNeve, is pleased to announce the following leadership appointments: Chris Hamer has been named advertising and sales promotion director for Cadillac. Hamer replaces Kim Kosak, who has accepted the position of general director of advertising and promotions for Chevrolet. Hamer was previously director of marketing communications for OnStar where he was responsible for web strategy, advertising, promotions, and subscriber management activities. Prior to joining OnStar, Hamer was vice president, online strategy, for Priceline.com in Norwalk, Conn.

Kim McGill, currently director of retail development at Cadillac, becomes marketing director for Cadillac's North American products. McGill replaces Susan Docherty, who will attend GM's Stanford Sloan Fellows Program in Palo Alto, Calif. The Stanford Sloan Fellowship is a one-year program limited to 50 students with representatives from around the world. While director of retail development, McGill successfully enrolled over 100 Cadillac dealers in a facility enhancement program. She also oversaw significant revisions to the dealer Standards For Excellence (SFE) program and certified pre-owned vehicle program, which lead to an overall increase in dealer and customer satisfaction.

Kate Hardy, currently regional divisional marketing manager for Chevrolet in Naperville, IL, will replace McGill as director of retail development. Hardy began her career with General Motors in 1985 working for Oldsmobile in Boston, Mass. She has held various sales and marketing positions at Oldsmobile, GM Card and Cadillac, including, regional divisional marketing manager, manager of recognition programs, sales and promotion manager and regional administration manager.

(July 2, 2003)