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GM appoints new head for Global Manufacturing

By Niranjan Mudholkar,

Added 14 June 2016

Alicia Boler-Davis to succeed Jim DeLuca

In her new role, Boler-Davis will report to GM Chairman and CEO Mary Barra, and will lead 180,000 employees at 171 facilities in 31 countries. She will also have responsibility for labor relations.

"With all the change facing our industry in the next several years, Alicia's vast and diverse experience and proven track record for delivering results will help ensure our global manufacturing performance and capabilities are aligned to meet the challenges ahead," said Barra. "Alicia's strong manufacturing background, combined with her recent roles leading quality and the customer experience, will allow us to grow an even stronger customer-focused link to our people and processes in manufacturing."

DeLuca was appointed vice president of Quality for GM Asia Pacific and GM Daewoo Auto & Technology in November 2007. Prior to leading GM Global Manufacturing, Deluca had been vice president of Manufacturing for GMIO since 2013.

DeLuca received a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering and a master's degree in manufacturing management from GMI.
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