Detroit, -Lee had become President GMIO since December 2009 to replace the one passed Nick Reilly work as President of GM Europe and was retired at this time.
While belonging to Diana Tremblay GM veteran in the environment by working for 35 years will focus more on dealing with the North American market, one of GM's biggest market, and will be under Lee. "The experience of Diana expected to analyze the plant and create new jobs," says Akerson.
U.S. car manufacturer, General Motors (GM) to rotate the top brass as part of the evaluation and hunt down the best performance. Tim Lee, 61, who now serves as president of GM International Operations (GMIO) is plotted to be vice president of GM Global Manufacturing replace Diana Tremblay, 52, who will be shifted as Vice President of North American Manufacturing.
During her time as the number one in GMIO (including China, Russia, South Korea and other countries in the Asia Pacific region including Indonesia), Lee showed very good performance. Under his leadership, GMIO sales accounted for 40% of global GM. He also managed to bear the burden as the leader of the 60 factories in 15 countries in three continents!
"With the recent portfolio, Lee got a point and a separate credit for promotion. His experience during his tenure as President GMIO will help bring the vehicle that GM is always socially acceptable, in line with the development of GM, "bright and Akerson, Chairman and CEO of GM.
