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Under the Pentastar: June 26, 2009by Admin Admin
June 26, 2009 1:49 PM
This week's Under the Pentastar includes Eyes on Design, Cruise Nights at the Walter P. Chrysler Museum, quality improvments, and organizational changes. |
"Faces Not Numbers" Banner Unveiledby Mike Ellis
May 13, 2009 10:28 AM
Thousands of people around the country are impacted by the downturn in the auto industry.
Detroit radio station WCSX 94.7 FM put faces on those numbers with their "Faces Not Numbers" campaign, inspired by the Bob Seger song "Feel Like a Number", the morning team of Jeff Deminski and Bill Doyle collected more than 4,000 pictures of people associated with the auto industry and put them on a 100-foot long banner.
The banner, showing real people including families and children, was unveiled on Tuesday in front of Chrysler’s assembly plant in Sterling Heights, Mich. Deminski and Doyle intend...  |
Autoworkers Advocating Truth in Reportingby Chris Vitale
March 18, 2009 8:07 PM
I’ve followed the auto industry for years; with a passion most people reserve only for a sports franchise. So when our industry began to make headlines for all the wrong reasons, I became frustrated with a lot of the coverage portraying our domestic industry in a negative light. In January, an opportunity presented itself to plan, and speak at a pro-industry rally in Warren, Michigan.
Mine was not simply a “Buy American” argument, but instead focused on domestic leadership in automotive pollution controls and safety standards. Naturally, the role of foreign Value Added Taxes (and other more... |
Award-Winning Chrysler Engineer Overcomes Challengesby Mike Ellis
March 10, 2009 3:22 PM
One reason to feel optimistic about the future of Chrysler is the many talented people who work here, who love the auto industry and believe in what they are doing.
One of those people is Olabisi (Bisi) Boyle, Director - Powertrain Product Engineering - Program Management.
Boyle was honored with the 2009 Black Engineer of the Year President's Award on Feb. 21 by U.S. Black Engineer & Information Technology magazine. The award recognizes engineers who have achieved exceptional career gains in government and industry, in lifetime achievement and in pioneering feats.
Born in New York City, Boyle spent part of her... |
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