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Publicado en marzo 30, 2023

AAM recibe el premio Overdrive de 2022 de General Motors

DETROIT, 30 de marzo de 2023. General Motors reconoció a American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings, Inc. (AAM), (NYSE: AXL) como ganadora del premio Overdrive en la 31.º celebración de los premios anuales al Proveedor del Año que organiza GM. AAM fue una de las 16 empresas que ganaron un premio Overdrive de 2022. La empresa celebró a los homenajeados en un evento en San Antonio, Texas, a principios de este mes.

Presentado por primera vez en 2012, el premio Overdrive es una distinción que se otorga a los proveedores que muestran logros sobresalientes en relación con las prioridades fundamentales del sector de Compras globales y cadena de abastecimiento. Entre ellas, se incluyen la sustentabilidad, la innovación, las relaciones, el costo total de la empresa, la excelencia en el lanzamiento y la seguridad.

David C. Dauch, presidente y director ejecutivo de AAM, afirmó: “Es un gran honor para AAM recibir una vez más el premio Overdrive de GM por tercer año consecutivo. Agradecemos que GM reconozca nuestro compromiso y liderazgo en el área de la sostenibilidad y cómo AAM da FUERZA para un futuro más sostenible, más seguro, más verde y más inclusivo para los asociados, los clientes, las comunidades y las partes interesadas”.

“Nos emociona reconocer a estos increíbles proveedores después de otro año difícil en la industria automotriz”, manifestó Jeff Morrison, el vicepresidente de Compras Globales y Cadena de Suministro de GM. “Superaron innumerables obstáculos y ejemplificaron lo que significa ser resiliente, ingenioso y decidido. Más allá de eso, estos proveedores demostraron su compromiso con la innovación sostenible y con el impulso de soluciones avanzadas en colaboración con el equipo de GM”.

Cada año, un equipo multifuncional global de GM elige a los ganadores del premio al Proveedor del año y del premio Overdrive en función de su rendimiento en distintos criterios, como las áreas de compras de productos, compras globales y servicios de fabricación, atención al cliente y servicios de posventa y logística.

Acerca de General Motors (NYSE:GM): GM es una compañía mundial que se centra en promover un futuro totalmente eléctrico que sea inclusivo y accesible para todos. El núcleo de esta estrategia es la plataforma de baterías Ultium, que alimentará desde el mercado masivo hasta los vehículos de alto rendimiento. General Motors, sus subsidiarias y sus entidades de unión temporaria y transitoria de empresas venden vehículos bajo las marcas Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, Cadillac, Baojun e Wuling . Se puede encontrar más información sobre la empresa y sus filiales, incluido OnStar, líder mundial en servicios de seguridad y protección para vehículos, en https://www.gm.com.

Acerca de AAM:  Como proveedor líder mundial de automoción y movilidad de nivel 1, AAM (NYSE: AXL) diseña, crea y fabrica tecnologías de línea de transmisión y conformado para vehículos eléctricos, híbridos y de combustión interna. Con sede en Detroit y 85 instalaciones en 18 países,AAM permite avanzar más rápido hacia el futuro para lograr un mañana más seguro y sostenible. Para obtener más información, visiteaam.com.                    

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Contacto de AAM con los medios:

Christopher M. Son                                                                  Charlotte Fisher

vicepresidente, director de Mercadotecnia y                         Comunicaciones, Comunicaciones y Relaciones con la Comunidad

(313) 758-4814                                                                         (313) 758-2411

chris.son@aam.com                                                                 charlotte.fisher@aam.com

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