Alan Mulally

Here is an email sent to Ford Motor Co. employees Tuesday from Executive Chairman Bill Ford and CEO Alan Mulally:  

When Alan Mulally took over as CEO of Ford in September 2006, the storied automaker was losing money on every car it produced, staring at a $17 billion annual loss, and getting trounced by the likes of Honda and Toyota on the global stage. “We were going out of business,” Mulally recalled matter-of-factly in a [...]  

Wilmington, Del.— Ford Motor President and CEO Alan Mulally isn't offering any insight into when he might hand over the reins of the Dearborn automaker. At the company's annual meeting Thursday, Mulally declined to say how long he wants to ...  

But rest assured: He said the week that he's not going anywhere anytime soon. At Ford's annual meeting, Mulally said he has no timetable for retirement, according to Bloomberg News. And Chairman Bill Ford joined in: "We've said 2025, maybe it should be ...  

Some of the nation's highest profile CEOs are gathering in Redmond this week for Microsoft's annual CEO Summit, where they will talk about emerging trends shaping global business. More than 130 CEOs and business leaders are attending this year's summit, which runs Tuesday through Thursday and is closed to the news media. Among them are Warren Buffet of Berkshire Hathaway, Arianna Huffington of Huffington Post Media Group, Alan Mulally of Ford...  

HIgher costs of energy coming our way. “The point of view we have is that we are all going to be paying more for energy worldwide.” With oil producing countries consuming more oil domestically and developing Asian countries such as China and India importing more oil the West has less available net exports of oil to buy, as Jeffrey Brown points out. Mulally says batteries for electric vehicles (EV) still are very expensive. “Right now a battery...  

Some of the nation's highest profile CEOs are gathering in Redmond this week for Microsoft's annual CEO Summit, where they will talk about emerging trends shaping global business. More than 130 CEOs and business leaders are attending this year's ...  

Ford Motor Co.’s president and CEO, Alan Mulally, received compensation of nearly $29.5 million in 2011, the company disclosed Friday. That’s an increase from total compensation of $26.5 million in 2010 and $17.9 million in 2009, according to the company’s latest annual proxy statement, filed Friday with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Mulally’s total compensation — more than $73.9 million in the past three years — includes...  

Ford CEO Alan Mulally is unsure Europe's economy has bottomed out. "We just don't know about Europe," said Mulally. "So we're going to continue taking down shifts, cutting costs and try to minimize our losses." Mulally won't say if Ford plans to close any ...  

In his new book 'American Icon: Alan Mulally and the Fight to Save Ford Motor Company,' author Bryce G. Hoffman details 'one of the greatest turnarounds in business history.'Some people underestimate Alan Mulally when they first meet him. Ford Motor Co.'s 66-year-old chief executive, who grew up in Kansas and once aspired to be an astronaut, looks and sometimes acts like an overgrown Boy Scout. He laces his speech with words such as "neat...  

Rest easy, Ford Motor Co. shareholders: CEO Alan Mulally isn't going anywhere anytime soon ... depends on whether the king of the house Henry Ford built can replicate his success in old Europe and, especially, across Russia, China and India.  

If you are trying to get a bead on what kind of car to buy next, you?d figure asking Alan Mulally, CEO of Ford, would be a safe bet. Should you go hybrid, plug-in-hybrid, clean diesel, high efficiency gas, or all-electric? Mulally doesn?t have an answer for you. Ford is making bets on all those propulsion systems, because what drivers need and ... (Read on Source)  

Ford CEO Alan Mulally said Thursday he has no timetable for retirement, and his boss, executive chairman Bill Ford, is just fine with that. Mulally, 66, engineered a turnaround at Ford by globalizing operations, cutting costs, improving quality and expanding its lineup with fuel-efficient models such as the Fiesta subcompact.  

If you are trying to get a bead on what kind of car to buy next, you’d figure asking Alan Mulally, CEO of Ford, would be a safe bet. Should you go hybrid, plug-in-hybrid, clean diesel, high efficiency gas, or all-electric? Mulally doesn’t have an answer for you. Ford is making bets on all those propulsion systems, because what drivers need and want, versus how global energy markets are going to shake out is far from clear even for a massive...  

DETROIT (TheStreet) -- Let's just call it "Alan being Alan." Ford's ebullient CEO, Alan Mulally, is a master of the warm-hearted gesture, of taking a little extra time to make people feel important, enthusiastic and ready to follow him anywhere. At Ford, which he joined in 2006, that course has involved a journey from an economically distressed company, habitually losing money, with debt rated seven levels below investment grade and every...  

DEARBORN, Mich. — Ford Motor Co. Chief Executive Alan Mulally’s compensation rose 11 percent to $29.5 million in 2011. It was a year in which the company reported its third consecutive annual profit but was hurt by rising commodity costs and charges for a big expansion in Asia. Ford...  

Ford Motor Co. Chief Executive Alan Mulally's compensation rose 11 percent to $ ... and United Auto Workers President Bob King has called his compensation level "morally wrong." But Ford says Mulally's pay is fair, pointing out that a majority ...  

Rest easy, Ford Motor Co. shareholders: CEO Alan Mulally isnt going anywhere anytime soon because he doesnt have to — and because hes not done.  

The Times also says that former Apple CEO Steve Jobs "received no security services from Apple last year before he died." Would Ford CEO Alan Mulally face a legitimate security risk flying on commercial airlines?  

Filed under: Government/Legal, Ford Remember Jetgate? Back in the pre-bankruptcy days of late 2008, when the Big Three CEO's were traveling to Washington to plead their case for funds, Ford's Alan Mulally, General Motors' then-CEO Rick Wagoner, and Chrysler's former chief Bob Nardelli were publicly chastised for flying in corporate jets to the tune of $20,000 per round trip. Two years earlier, Ford president Mark Fields became a target of...  

Ford Motor Co. president and CEO Alan Mulally and Yum! Brands Inc.'s chairman and CEO David Novak are among a number of corporate executives who are offered federal tax breaks on the use of private jets in the name of safety. As The New York Times reports, Ford (NYSE: F) spent $178,571 last year on personal air travel for Mulally and his family. Yum Brands spent $214,017 in 2011 on Novak's personal travel. Because those companies — and a...  

NEW YORK — If you are trying to get a bead on what kind of car to buy next, you’d figure asking Alan Mulally, CEO of Ford would be a safe bet. Should you go hybrid, plug-in-hybrid, clean diesel, high efficiency gas, or all-electric?  

Ford Motor Co. (F) Chief Executive Alan Mulally has no retirement timetable, Mulally and Executive Chairman Bill Ford said Thursday, according to a Bloomberg News report. Ford said after the company's annual meeting that "it's been really fun ...  

Ford Motor Co. (F) Chief Executive Officer Alan Mulally said he has no timetable for retirement and his boss, Executive Chairman Bill Ford, is just fine with that. "We've said 2025, maybe it should be 2030," Ford joked to reporters today after ...  

WILMINGTON, Delaware (Reuters) - If Warren Buffett can run a company in his 80s, why can't Ford's Alan Mulally? Top executives at Ford Motor Co have fielded questions for months about just when Mulally, 66, plans to retire as the company's chief executive. So far the No. 2 U.S. automaker has kept his plans quiet - mostly. "Well, we said 2025," Chairman Bill Ford Jr joked to reporters after the company's annual shareholder meeting in Wilmington...  

Thursday's meeting lasted only 45 minutes, much of it spent with shareholders praising CEO Alan Mulally and Executive Chairman Bill Ford Jr. for the company's turnaround. Mulally says Ford is moving ahead and growing, and that he looks forward ...  

March 31--Ford President and CEO Alan Mulally is likely to retain his status as the highest-paid auto executive with a compensation package worth $29.5 million last year, keeping him in the same stratosphere as the leaders of companies such as ...  

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- General Motors CEO Dan Akerson led the company to record profits in 2011, but he took home a significantly smaller paycheck than Alan Mulally, CEO of rival Ford Motor. YouTube Video:  No YouTube read more  

Being the boss of an automotive company is lucrative. You can get trillions of dollars if you are the boss. But among the bosses of world automotive companies, who are the boss who have the highest incomes in 2011?Apparently, Ford Motor Co. Chief Executive, Alan Mulally is the highest paid boss of automotive companies in the world. Last year he pocketed up to U.S. $ 29.5 million as compensation to work in the Ford so it able to produce profit...  

Ford Motor Co. has made what it pays its top executives about as transparent as any company in America. While many public companies hide their executive compensation data in the fine print of regulatory filings, Ford simply put out a news ...  

DETROIT (TheStreet) -- Let's just call it "Alan being Alan."  

Filed under: EV/Plug-in, Ford Along with Renault-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn, Ford CEO Alan Mulally is confident in the growth of the electric car segment. It's a long-term play, though, so Mulally isn't committing the electric Ford Focus EV to making a strong sales statement. For now, the Ford chief says he'd be fine moving fewer than 5,000 Focus EVs in the model's first full year. And even that would mean a steep rise in uptake based on just 12...  

Ford Chief Executive Officer Alan Mulally said Thursday he has no timetable for retirement and his boss, Executive Chairman Bill Ford, is just fine with that. “We’ve said 2025, maybe it should be 2030,” Ford joked to reporters after the automaker’s ...  

The resultant corporate culture of denial and obfuscation resulted by 2005 in a beleaguered automaker losing money because it was producing too many products, few of them well. Jere Downs is a Courier-Journal business writer who covers Ford ...  

Dee-Ann Durbin, AP Auto WriterDEARBORN, Mich. (AP) — The pay package for Ford CEO Alan Mulally rose 11 percent last year to $29.5 million, or a little more than $5 for every vehicle sold. Mulally earned $2 million in salary, up 43 percent from 2010, and stock awards valued at $13.9 million, up 86 percent from the prior year. But his performance bonus dropped 42 percent to $1.8 million because Ford fell short of market share and quality targets...  

The pay package for Ford CEO Alan Mulally rose 11 percent last year to $29.5 million, or a little more than $5 for every vehicle sold. Mulally earned $2 million in salary, up 43 percent from 2010, and stock awards valued at $13.9 million, up 86 percent from the prior year. But his performance bonus dropped 42 percent to $1.8 million because Ford fell short of market share and quality targets in some areas. Mulally also received $612,587 in...  

(CNN) -- The head of Ford made $29.5 million last year, according to a company filing Friday. Overall, CEO Alan Mulally was paid about $3 million more than in 2010. He's been credited with turning things around at Ford, a company seen as the weakest of the Big Three US car makers about eight years ago. But it was the only one to not take money from the government auto bailout. The United Auto Workers president says Mulally's pay is "morally...  

April 27 (Bloomberg) -- Alan Mulally, chief executive officer of Ford Motor Co., talks about the automaker's first-quarter earnings and outlook. Ford said profit fell 45 percent on a higher tax rate and as overseas losses ate into growing income from North America. Mulally speaks with Tom Keene on Bloomberg Television's "Surveillance Midday." (Source: Bloomberg)  

Laguna Niguel, Calif.— Ford Motor Co. will collaborate with other transportation and technology companies to make decisions on the future of transportation, said Ford CEO Alan Mulally. This means offering a range of powertrains, including the ...  

Filed under: Car Buying, Sedan, Ford, Electric Along with Renault-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn, Ford CEO Alan Mulally is confident in the growth of the electric car segment. It's a long-term play, though, so Mulally isn't committing the electric Ford Focus EV to making a strong sales statement. For now, Ford's chief says he'd be fine moving fewer than 5,000 Focus EVs in the model's first full year. And even that would mean a steep rise in uptake...  

Ford rewarded chief executive Alan Mulally, the man credited with turning the company around, with a compensation package worth $29.5 million in 2011 – or double the $14.5-million package awarded Executive Chairman Bill Ford. Compensation ...  

First, you’ve got to want it. A lot of people don’t want to get bad news. If you don’t want to know what’s going on and you don’t make it safe to know, then you won’t know. You’ve got to want it. At the next meeting one of the ...  

Ford Motor (F) Q1 2012 Earnings Call April 27, 2012 9:00 am ET Executives George Sharp - Director of Investor Relations Alan R. Mulally - Chief Executive Officer, President, Executive Director and Member of Finance Committee Robert L. Shanks - Chief Financial Officer, Executive Vice President, Chief Accounting Officer and Chairman of Global Risk Management Committee Analysts Peter Nesvold Itay Michaeli - Citigroup Inc, Research...  

General Motors CEO Dan Akerson led the company to record profits in 2011, but he took home a significantly smaller paycheck than Alan Mulally, CEO of rival Ford Motor. Akerson earned $7.7 million in 2011, GM (GM, Fortune 500) announced in a filing Thursday.  

Alan R. Mulally's compensation for 2011 was worth $29.5 million, the most in his six years as chief executive of the Ford Motor Co., the automaker disclosed in a regulatory filing Friday.Mulally's earnings included $2 million in salary, $5.5 million in bonuses, and stock and option awards valued at about $21.4 million. The total value of his compensation rose 11 percent last year, when Ford earned $20.2 billion in net income.  

(RTTNews.com) - Ford CEO Alan Mulally spoke on Monday at Fortune Magazine's Brainstorm Green conference in California saying that Ford would further develop green car technology. According to Mulally, Ford plans to collaborate with other major ...  

Ford Motor Co. (F)’s Alan Mulally says the carmaker’s goal to more than double deliveries of electric- drive autos won’t stall should initial sales of the new battery- powered Focus hatchback start at a slower-than-planned pace. The ...  

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Ford Motor CEO Alan Mulally received a pay package worth $29.5 million last year, according to a company filing Friday. Mulally's total compensation was up almost $3 million, or 11% from his 2010 package. While his base ...  

(CBS/AP) DEARBORN, Mich. — The pay package for Alan Mulally, CEO of Ford Motor Co. (F), rose 11 percent last year to $29.5 million. It was the company's third straight year of profitability despite rising commodity costs and charges for a big ...  

Ford Motor Co. President and Chief Executive Officer Alan Mulally dons a cap bearing the Ford "blue oval" as he talks about Ford's progress during the economic recession at the Washington Auto Show. DEARBORN, Mich. — The pay package for Ford ...  

DETROIT (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co boosted Chief Executive Officer Alan Mulally's total compensation by 11 percent to nearly $30 million last year, despite the automaker falling short of its targets on market share, quality and costs. Mulally, 66, got $2 million in salary and $5.5 million in cash bonuses. Including stock options and equity awards, his compensation was $29.5 million, up from $26.5 million in 2010. The bulk of Mulally's pay...  

Ford’s CEO Alan Mulally made big bucks last year—$29.5 million, to be precise. Automotive News reports that Mulally’s earnings, which rose 11 percent last year from $26.5 million in 2010, included salary, cash bonuses, and stock awards. To give you a ...  

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Ford Motor Co. Chief Executive Officer Alan Mulally earned total compensation of $29.5 million in 2011, up from $26.5 million in 2010, according to the auto maker's proxy statement filed on Friday with regulators. Mulally's base salary increased to $2 million from $1.4 million. His option awards, which are included in the total of $29.5 million, rose to $13.9 million from $7.5 million. Market Pulse Stories are Rapid...  

DEARBORN, Mich. — Ford Motor Co. Chief Executive Alan Mulally’s compensation rose 11 percent to $29.5 million in 2011, with a salary increase offsetting a drop in his performance-based bonus. Mulally earned $2 million in salary, up 43 ...  

DEARBORN, Mich. -- The pay package for Ford CEO and former top Boeing executive Alan Mulally rose 11 percent last year to $29.5 million, or a little...  

Ford began its turnaround in 2006 when Bill Ford Jr. fired himself as CEO and hired Alan Mulally from aviation giant Boeing Co. The company used the borrowing, which Mulally calls a “giant home improvement loan,” to restructure. It closed ...  

ForbesHigh Cost of Electric Car Batteries SpillsWall Street JournalChief Executive Alan Mulally indicated battery packs for the company's Focus electric car costs between $12000 and $15000 apiece. "When you move into an all-electric vehicle, the battery size moves up to around 23 kilowatt hours, [and] it weighs around ...Ford's Electric Car Strategy Comes Into FocusForbesFord's Mulally Prepared for Gradual Growth in Battery Car...  

And as Ford's chief executive, Alan Mulally, pointed out during a visit with The Times' editorial board Tuesday, "There was nobody that was going to give them money for [debtor-in-possession] financing." Mulally's comments weren't offered as a ...  

Alan Mulally talks to TheStreet's Ted Reed about revitalizing Lincoln.  

Alan Mulally talks to TheStreet's Ted Reed about revitalizing Lincoln.  

Filed under: Etc., Ford There is little question that Ford, under the leadership of CEO Alan Mulally, has perhaps never looked better in terms of product and financial stability. But it's been less than four years since the company's stock was hovering near $1.00 a share. The Ford family was making noise about selling out. And Mulally was actually lampooned on Saturday Night Live. Bryce G. Hoffman, a reporter for The Detroit News, has...  

Filed under: Ford, Earnings/Financials If you're Alan Mulally's gardener, it's probably a good time to ask the boss for a raise. The Ford Chief Executive Officer just pocketed $58.3 million in stock earlier in the month, and now his 2011 compensation has been made public - and it's increased some 11 percent. Mulally received $29.5 million in 2011, according to The Detroit News, more than twice the next-highest-paid Ford officer cited in the...  

Alan Mulally discusses March sales and the global economy with TheStreet's Ted Reed.  

Alan Mulally discusses March sales and the global economy with TheStreet's Ted Reed.  

Alan Mulally discusses March sales and the global economy with TheStreet's Ted Reed.  

Filed under: Car Buying, Sedan, Ford, Electric Along with Renault-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn, Ford CEO Alan Mulally is confident in the growth of the electric car segment. It's a long-term play, though, so Mulally isn't committing the electric Ford Focus EV to making a strong sales statement. For now, Ford's chief says he'd be fine moving fewer than 5,000 Focus EVs in the model's first full year. And even that would mean a steep rise in uptake...  

Alan R. Mulally - Chief Executive Officer, President, Executive Director and Member of Finance Committee Robert L. Shanks - Chief Financial Officer, Executive Vice President, Chief Accounting Officer and Chairman of Global Risk Management ...  

DEARBORN, Mich. – Alan R. Mulally’s compensation for 2011 was worth $29.5 million, the most in his six years as chief executive of the Ford Motor Company, the automaker disclosed in a regulatory filing Friday. Mr. Mulally earned $2 million ...  

DEARBORN, Mich. — Alan R. Mulally's compensation for 2011 was worth $29.5 million, the most in his six years as chief executive of the Ford Motor Co., the automaker disclosed in a regulatory filing Friday. Mulally's earnings included $2 ...  

This is from a NYT review of “American Icon: Alan Mulally and the Fight to Save Ford Motor Company.” In 2008, the Ford Motor Company [...]  

Ford Motor Co. Chief Executive Alan Mulally's compensation rose 11 percent to $29.5 million in 2011.  

Ford CEO Alan Mulally got a compensation package worth $29.5 million last year, twice as much as Chairman Bill Ford.  

The pay package for Ford CEO Alan Mulally rose 11 percent last year to $29.5 million, or a little more than $5 for every vehicle sold.  

Alan Mulally, the former president of Boeing Commercial Airplanes, is the subject of a new book about Ford's dramatic turnaround.