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Price:

$7,38

Day High:

$7,47

0,04 (0,54%)

Day Low:

$7,33

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Eventos Passados

8 de jun

12:50 ET

Conferência High Yield Bond and Syndicated Loan de 2017 da Barclays

2 de jun-5

Chevrolet Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix 2017

31 de mai

American Axle & Manufacturing, Inc. na conferência industrial, automotiva e de transporte KeyBanc

AAM indica Aleksandra A. Miziolek para o Conselho de administração

mar 20, 2024, 16:03
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DETROIT, 20 de março de 2024- A American Axle & Manufacturing (NYSE: AXL) indicou Aleksandra A. Miziolek para o Conselho de administração. Aleksandra é CTO aposentada da Cooper-Standard Holdings, Inc.

"Aleks traz uma experiência importante no setor e executiva para o Conselho da AAM, com um ponto de vista importante sobre assuntos internacionais e estratégicos", disse David C. Dauch, presidente e CEO da AAM. "Recebemos Aleks na AAM e estamos ansiosos para trabalhar com ela à medida que continuamos alavancando nosso negócio principal sólido enquanto construímos seletivamente um portfólio de produtos para impulsionar o futuro na direção da eletrificação."

Miziolek é uma diretora de empresa pública experiente e que mais recentemente atuou como vice-presidente sênior e CTO da Cooper-Standard Holdings, Inc. até se aposentar em 2019. Ainda na Cooper-Standard, ela também atuou em vários cargos, como conselheira geral, diretora corporativa e CCO. Desde 2021, ela foi consultora de operações da Assembly Ventures e consultora da OurOffice, Inc. Antes de chegar à Cooper-Standard, Miziolek foi diretora membro do Grupo Automotive Industry da Dykema Gossett PLLC.

A biografia completa do conselheiro está disponível em aam.com.

Sobre a AAM:

Como um dos principais fornecedores automotivos e de mobilidade de nível 1 do mundo, a AAM projeta, desenvolve e fabrica tecnologias de Driveline e Metal Forming para dar suporte a veículos elétricos, híbridos e de combustão interna. Com sede em Detroit, com mais de 80 instalações em 18 países, a AAM está trazendo o futuro com mais rapidez, visando um amanhã mais seguro e mais sustentável.

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Contato com investidores

David H. Lim
Diretor de relações com os investidores

(313) 758-2006

david.lim@aam.com

Contato na imprensa

Christopher M. Son
Vice-presidente de marketing e comunicação
(313) 758-4814
chris.son@aam.com


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11:20 ET

AAM deve se apresentar no Global Automotive Summit do Bank of America em 27 de março

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10:00 ET

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2:35 ET

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