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Publicado em 22 de março de 2022

AAM indicada como vencedora do prêmio Overdrive Award pela General Motors

 

DETROIT, 22 de março de 2022- A American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings, Inc. (AAM) (NYSE: AXL) foi reconhecida pela General Motors como vencedora do prêmio Overdrive Award como parte do 30° prêmio anual Supplier of the Year da GM. A AAM foi uma das 31 empresas a ganhar um prêmio Overdrive Award em 2021. A empresa celebrou homenageados em uma cerimônia de premiação em Phoenix, Arizona, na semana passada.

Apresentado pela primeira vez em 2012, o prêmio Overdrive Award é uma honra destinada a fornecedores que apresentem conquistas incríveis entre as principais prioridades das organizações globais de compras e cadeias de suprimentos. Entre elas estão sustentabilidade, inovação, relações, custo total da empresa, excelência no lançamento e segurança.

"A AAM tem orgulho de receber mais uma vez o prêmio Overdrive Award da GM", disse David C. Dauch, presidente e CEO da AAM. "Somos gratos pelo reconhecimento da GM das iniciativas extraordinárias da equipe da AAM para resolver as muitas questões da cadeia de suprimentos ocorridas no ano passado. Apoiar nossos clientes globais é uma prioridade absoluta para a AAM, e estamos honrados pelo reconhecimento desse trabalho pela GM."

"O evento de fornecedor do ano desta vez foi especial não só porque é o 30º aniversário do programa, mas porque nos deu a chance de reconhecer nossos fornecedores por perseverar em um dos anos mais desafiadores já enfrentados pelo setor", disse Shilpan Amin, vice-presidente de compras e cadeias de suprimentos globais da GM. "Esses principais fornecedores mostraram resiliência e reforçaram o compromisso em buscar sustentabilidade e inovação. Por meio de nossas sólidas relações e colaborações, a GM e nossos fornecedores estão prontos para construir um futuro mais brilhante para as próximas gerações."

Uma equipe multidisciplinar escolheu os vencedores do prêmio Supplier of the Year and Overdrive Award de 2021 com base em critérios de desempenho em compras de produtos, serviços globais de compras e manufatura, atendimento ao cliente, pós-venda e logística.

Sobre a AAM

Como fornecedor global líder de automóveis e mobilidade nível 1, a AAM (NYSE: AXL) projeta, desenvolve e fabrica tecnologias de driveline e metal forjado para dar suporte a veículos elétricos, híbridos e de combustão interna. Com sede em Detroit, com quase 80 instalações em 17 países, a AAM está trazendo o futuro com mais rapidez, visando um futuro mais seguro e mais sustentável. Para saber mais, acesse aam.com.

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