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发布于 2017 四月 3

AAM 被通用汽车公司授予 2016 年“年度供应商”奖

底特律 –2017 年 4 月 3 日 – American Axle & Manufacturing (AAM) 在通用汽车于 3 月 31 日星期五在佛罗里达州奥兰多举行的第 25 届“年度供应商”颁奖典礼上被评为“通用汽车年度供应商”。 

通用汽车表彰了来自 15 个国家/地区的 118 家优秀供应商，这些供应商不断超出通用汽车的期望，创造了出色的价值或为公司带来了创新。本次公告是通用汽车自 1992 年首次举办年度供应商活动以来表彰供应商最多的一次。

通用汽车全球采购和供应链副总裁 Steve Kiefer 表示：“我们致力于建立积极的供应商关系，为通用汽车带来新的、以客户为中心的创新，并成为供应商的首选 OEM。”“我们今晚表彰的这些公司不仅带来了创新，而且以客户期待的质量成功交付。”

超过一半的供应商是 2015 年以来的重复获奖者。

获奖供应商是由通用汽车采购、工程、质量、制造和物流管理人员组成的全球团队根据产品采购、间接采购、客户关怀和售后服务以及物流方面的绩效标准选出。

AAM 董事长兼首席执行官 David C. Dauch 表示：“AAM 与客户的合作伙伴关系是我们‘在提供创新、高质量动力传动系统产品的同时提供价值’这一使命的重要组成部分。”“我们很荣幸获得通用汽车的认可，并将继续每天努力超越客户的期望。”

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