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发布于 2020 十一月 9

Faith Wandrie 入选汽车新闻卓越女性名单


AAM 全球供应链管理副总裁 Faith Wandrie 被评为北美汽车行业汽车新闻 100 名卓越女性之一。这份每 5 年编制一次的名单，旨在表彰汽车制造商、供应商和经销商组织的顶级女性领导者。

自 2014 年加入 AAM 以来，Faith 一直担任责任越来越重要的职位，包括最近被任命为动力传动系统业务部门全球供应链管理副总裁（自 2019 年 1 月以来一直担任该职位）。

Wandrie 就职于 AAM 的底特律世界总部，专注于管理 AAM 的全球供应链网络。Wandrie 负责规划、组织、标准化、制定符合业务需要的供应链管理行动手册和相关政策。她不断提升公司绩效，并设定高期望值，采用大局方法，注重细节。

Wandrie 自 2015 年 7 月以来一直担任 MSU 供应链管理咨询委员会的成员。此外，她还支持大学生领导力发展、职业准备和求职技能。自 2019 年 7 月以来，Faith 还担任汽车物流层供应商顾问委员会成员。

2011 年，Faith 获得了密歇根大学和 ISM-CPIM 的精益制造认证。她获得了前雇主颁发的多项持续改进奖。

 

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