Chrysler's Toledo manager promoted to lead N.A. manufacturing program

Mauro Pino, pictured here in December 2010, succeeds Massimo Risi, who now heads Chrysler's global small SUV programs.

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Larry P. Vellequette
Automotive News
February 8, 2012 - 1:54 pm ET -- UPDATED: 2/8/12 4:45 pm ET

DETROIT -- The head of Chrysler Group's Toledo Assembly Complex in Ohio has been promoted to lead the automaker's World Class Manufacturing program in North America.

Mauro Pino, manager at the Toledo complex since April 2010, began his new role Feb. 1, Chrysler spokeswoman Jodi Tinson said. Pino succeeds Massimo Risi, who now heads the automaker's global small SUV programs.

Zach Leroux, a longtime manager at the Toledo complex, succeeds Pino at the complex, which assembles the Jeep Wrangler and Liberty in two assembly plants.

For a look at Automotive News' in-depth profile of Pino published in December 2010, CLICK HERE.

You can reach Larry P. Vellequette at lvellequette@crain.com.

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