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It's a simple social-media hashtag:Â #IWorkForGM. Although not started by GM CEO Mary Barra, the hashtag's statement of passion and pride is a testament to the cultural change that our choice for Industry Leader of the Year has led within the organization since being appointed to the top job nearly five years ago. Other honorees include an executive who has helped bring Lincoln back from the brink and the man chosen to follow a legend at Fiat Chrysler.
13 suppliers take home PACE Awards for tech innovations
New technologies that have made vehicles smarter, more flexible and easier to build earned 13 suppliers a 2019 Automotive News PACE Award Monday night.
Three automakers additionally won four Automotive News PACE Innovation Partnership Awards for working with suppliers to develop an industry innovation.
Attracting and retaining the best employees is a perennial challenge for U.S. auto dealers. Employee turnover is mounting, costing dealerships billions of dollars every year. Dealers can stem those losses by finding ways to hire and keep great people.
Some dealers have figured it out, creating excellent work places that result in amazing employee satisfaction.Â
Each of the individuals in Automotive News' seventh annual listing of 40 Under 40 in auto retailing earned their spot on the list by their real-world accomplishments. These individuals are certainly among the industry's standouts today -- and are poised to be tomorrow's leaders. We congratulate them and hope you will enjoy reading their stories
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Every five years since 2000, Automotive News has compiled the list of 100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry, recognizing top female executives at automakers, suppliers and dealerships. We'll publish the next list in 2020.
Nominations are now closed for 40 Under 40. We’ll profile the winners in the July 15 issue of Automotive News, and celebrate their accomplishments during a special luncheon at NADA 2020.