Alan Mulally

Two top Ford Motor Co executives — CFO Lewis Booth and Derrick Kuzak will retire April the U.S. based automaker said on Wednesday. But CEO Alan Mulally says he has no plans to leave. He quickly named Controller Bob Shanks to replace Booth. Engineering chief Raj Nair will replace Kuzak. Mulally came to Ford from Boeing Co. in 2006, as the Dearborn, Michigan-based automaker was beginning three years of losses that would total $30.1 billion. “I read the news release very carefully and I do...Read Full Story

The President and CEO of Ford Motor Company, Mr. Alan Mulally is positive about its new ‘One Ford’ platform strategy and considers India an important market for small cars. The company has tightened its belts to become competitive enough to survive in the Indian automotive industry. January 23, 2012: With its new ‘One Ford’ platform strategy, the Ford Motor Company is endeavouring to deliver profitable growth to all. The company’s President and CEO, Mr. Alan Mulally is optimistic about...Read Full Story

Bloomberg Ford Posts Biggest Profit Since '98, Misses Estimates Bloomberg Enlarge image Alan Mulally Alan Mulally Daniel Acker/Bloomberg Alan Mulally, president and chief executive officer of Ford Motor Co., laughs during a panel discussion at the 2012 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. Ford hit by commodity costs, international operations Reuters Ford reports $13.6-billion 4Q net income Detroit Free Press Ford posts big 4Q profits but misses Wall Street The...Read Full Story

Ford CEO Alan Mulally said at the Detroit motor show that the carmaker will launch five new global products and will create 12,000 jobs in 2012. Mulally made the comments at the global premiere of the 2013 Ford Fusion, Fusion hybrid and Fusion Energi plug-in hybrid. Mulally considers 2012 to be a milestone year, as Ford will add five electrified vehicles in North America: two Fusions, two for the Ford C-Max and one for Lincoln, which will debut the new MKZ Tuesday. „We will have the most...Read Full Story

Being bullish on the auto industry can be frustrating at times. I have often pointed out the various key developments for the industry that insinuate growth, and I am almost always surprised when the industry trades lower. The auto industry consists of volatile stocks that have the ability to trade with significant loss or large gains in a short period of time. The reason being concerns over global growth and the sustainability of high sales, high costs, Europe, and the uncertainty...Read Full Story

DETROIT ( Reuters ) - Ford Motor Co has begun considering successors for Alan Mulally , the chief executive credited with turning around the No. 2 U.S. automaker over the past five years, according to a person with knowledge of the matter. Ford executives Mark Fields , Jim Farley and Joe Hinrichs have been seen as potential internal candidates to succeed Mulally when he retires. Executive Chairman Bill Ford has repeatedly said he wants the next CEO to come from within Ford's executive ranks...Read Full Story

You're outta here! Ford CEO Alan Mulally fires UAW officials by I.M. Satire HR Guy News Service, October 14, 2011 Ford CEO Alan Mulally called a news conference at 5 o’clock this afternoon and announced that he was terminating the services of UAW president Bob King and UAW  vice president Jimmy Settles. “We pay these people to manage workers, not stir them up,” Mulally said with uncharacteristic venom. His comments referred to a Facebook posting on the official UAW web site which...Read Full Story

American Icon: Alan Mulally and the Fight to Save Ford Motor Company by Bryce G. Hoffman Release Date: March 13, 2012 Buy new: $26.00 $16.80 (Visit the Hot New Releases in Biography & History list for authoritative information on this product's current rank.) New Deals Every Day Click HereRead Full Story

American Icon: Alan Mulally and the Fight to Save Ford Motor Company by Bryce G. Hoffman Release Date: March 13, 2012 Buy new: $26.00 $16.80 (Visit the Hot New Releases in Biography & History list for authoritative information on this product's current rank.) See all bestsellers Click HereRead Full Story

While Ford Motor Co. President and CEO Alan Mulally and United Auto Workers President Bob King attended Thursday night’s state dinner in honor of South Korean President Lee Myung-bak and dined on Texas waygu beef, butternut squash bisque and chocolate malt devil’s food layer cake with pear and almond brittle, UAW workers continued to resist ratification of the Ford-UAW contract. While King sat at the head table with President Obama and first lady Michelle Obama for the dinner, roughly half...Read Full Story