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发布于 2016 三月 8

AAM 任命 Philip R. Guys 为首席技术官

Phil Guys底特律，2016 年 3 月 8 日 -- American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings, Inc. (AAM)（ 纽约证券交易所代码：AXL,今天 宣布扩大 Philip R. Guys 的角色，在现任动力传动系统产品工程部副总裁 的职务外兼任首席技术官 (CTO) 一职。

Guys 将继续负责 AAM 的全球动力传动系统产品和高级工程组织，该组织包括分布在全球 14 个技术和开发中心，拥有 1,500 多名工程师、科学家和技术人员。在正式头衔和职责中增加“首席技术官”一职后，Guys 现在还将领导公司的创新战略和路线图，同时推动 AAM 增长计划中所包括的先进技术的设计与开发。

“Phil 的领导风格、坚定不移的诚信以及在系统集成和设计方面的丰富知识将使他能出色地胜任更多职责。”AAM 董事长兼首席执行官 David C. Dauch 表示。“增设首席技术官一职进一步加强了 AAM 对成为行业技术领导者的承诺。我们将继续为全球客户提供更智能、更安全、更强大且更高效的产品 和解决方案。”

Guys 在动力传动系统和动力驱动系统产品及系统的设计、开发和制造方面拥有 30 多年的汽车和领导经验。他于 1985 年获得宾夕法尼亚大学机械工程专业的理学学士 学位，并于 1992 年获得密歇根大学国际商务专业的工商管理硕士学位。

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