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Ford appoints 3
vice presidents to strengthen management team DEARBORN,
Mich. - Ford Motor Company has appointed three
vice presidents to strengthen its management team and leverage the diverse
experience of its executives. Kathleen Ligocki, currently president and
chief executive officer of Ford of Mexico, has also been named a vice
president of Ford Motor Company, effective Jan. 1. She will continue to
lead Ford's Mexican operations and report to Martin Inglis, vice
president, Ford North America.
Yost joined Ford in 1974 and has
served in various finance and business development positions in marketing
and sales, truck operations, corporate strategy, car product development
and manufacturing. He has a bachelor's degree from Johns Hopkins
University and an MBA from the University of Chicago. Adams began his career at IBM Corp., where he held engineering, information technology and market account positions. He also worked in engineering at Xerox Corp. and as president and chief information officer at Frontier Communications Corp. He holds a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from Michigan State University. (December 1, 2000) [Homepage] [
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