GM’ Purchasing Chief Steps Down
GM' global purchasing group Vice President, Bo Andersson has decided to leave the Detroit-based bankrupt automaker. He was responsible for maintaining the flow of parts to GM plants through the company's financial difficulties.
Fritz Henderson, CEO, GM, said: Bo has made tremendous contributions to the development of our global purchasing and supply chain strategy as we've globalized our product line portfolios and manufacturing footprint.
Bo Andersson joined GM in 1987 as a Manager at SAAB AB located in Sweden. He also held the position of GM Europe Vice President of Purchasing. Bo was appointed Vice President, Global Purchasing and Supply Chain in December 2001, and was appointed the Group Vice President in 2007.
GM said that Mr. Andersson decided to leave the automaker to pursue other opportunities, and his departure is effective immediately.
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