2005 AUTOMOTIVE NEWS 100 LEADING WOMEN AWARDS
Jane Beseda, 58
Group Vice President and General Manager, North American Parts and Accessories
Toyota Motor Company
Sandra Bouckley, 46
Plant Manager, Pilot Process Verification Center, Conner Ave. Assembly Plant and Sterling Heights Vehicle Test Center
Chrysler Group
Barbra Cooper, 57
Group Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Information Systems
Toyota Motor Company
Maureen Kempston Darkes, 57
Group Vice President and President, GM Latin America, Africa and Middle East
General Motors
Vanessa Gordon, 46
Vice President and General Manager, Ford and New Domestics Business Unit
ASC Inc.
Elizabeth Griffith, 51
Vice President, Program Management and Advanced Engineering
Intier Automotive Interiors Inc.
Deborah deBoer Henderson, 54
Vice President, Quality, Engineering and Technology, Light Vehicle Systems
ArvinMeritor Inc.
Susan Kampe, 47
Vice President and General Manager, Global Information Technology, Automotive Group
Johnson Controls Inc.
Karen Leggio, 42
Vice President, Global Purchasing and Supply Chain for GM Latin America, Africa and Middle East
General Motors do Brasil Ltda
Grace Lieblein, 45
Vehicle Chief Engineer, Front-Wheel-Drive Truck Products, Product Development
General Motors
Jean Mayer, 51
Executive Director, Asia-Pacific and Africa Purchasing and Global Systems
Ford Motor Co.
Maureen Midgley, 46
Executive Director, Global Paint and Polymers Manufacturing Engineering Group
General Motors
Cherri Musser, 54
Group Vice President and Chief Information Officer
General Motors Acceptance Corp.
Cindy Niekamp, 46
Vice President; President and General Manager, BorgWarner TorqTransfer Systems
BorgWarner
Karenann Terrell, 44
Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Chrysler Group and Mercedes-Benz NAFTA
DaimlerChrysler
Carolyn Woznicki, 43
Vice President and General Manager, Purchasing, North America
Johnson Controls Inc.
Mary Ann Wright, 43
Director, Sustainable Mobility Technologies and Hybrid Vehicle Programs
Ford Motor Co.