Mary Barra ‘85, Chairman and CEO of General Motors, was named MotorTrend’s , which included three other ɫɫӰԺ graduates.
“Barra is quietly and efficiently executing GM’s plans to expand into electric vehicles with the remarkable Bolt and at least 20 new EVs by 2023, ride-hailing with partners such as Lyft and the creation of its own car-sharing service, Maven, and autonomous vehicles with Super Cruise and a test fleet of Bolts running around San Francisco,” MotorTrend ɰdzٱ.
Pamela Fletcher ‘89, General Motors Vice President, Global Electric Vehicle Programs, was ranked 16th on the list.
“I embrace the challenge of new technology,” Fletcher said in an interview with Kettering Magazine in 2017. “I enjoy the challenge and I’m optimistic about the possibilities that you can unlock with technology.”
MotorTrend noted that, “Fletcher’s hands are also all over Super Cruise and other advanced technologies where GM has quietly taken leadership.”
Mary Gustanski ‘85, Delphi Vice President, Engineering and Program Management, ranked 42nd on the list.
“An engineer by education and trade, Gustanksi oversees the mammoth supplier’s 20,000-strong team working on active-safety, autonomous, and self-driving technology,” MotorTrend noted.
Raj Nair ‘87, President, Ford North America, ranked 44th on the list. , Nair noted that he enjoys seeing ɫɫӰԺ students and graduates employed with Ford.
“I am always gratified when we see Kettering co-op students come to Ford,” Nair said. “They hit the ground running. We never have to acclimate a Kettering student.”