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Declaración de AAM sobre el fallecimiento de su cofundador Mort Harris

may 7, 2021, 13:55 PM
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DETROIT, 7 de mayo de 2021 . American Axle & Manufacturing (AAM) ha emitido el siguiente comunicado con motivo del fallecimiento de Mort Harris, que ayudó a Richard E. Dauch a fundar AAM en 1994.  

“La familia de AAM lamenta el fallecimiento de Mort Harris”, expresó el presidente y director ejecutivo de AAM, David C. Dauch. “Mort fue un gran hombre y una persona especial, muy significativa para muchos. Sin duda tuvo una influencia fuerte y positiva en todos los que lo conocieron. Mort vivió una vida extraordinaria y fue un consumado hombre de negocios y filántropo. Su apoyo fue fundamental en la fundación de American Axle & Manufacturing. Hacemos llegar nuestras más profundas condolencias a la familia Harris”.

AAM se fundó cuando Richard E. Dauch formó un pequeño equipo de inversión que incluía a Mort Harris, para adquirir el negocio de Final Drive y Forge de GM, que constaba de cinco instalaciones en EE. UU. El 1 de marzo de 1994, AAM se convirtió en un proveedor de automoción de primer nivel, independiente y multimillonario.

Hoy en día, AAM tiene el PODER que mueve al mundo. Como líder mundial del sector de proveedores automotrices de nivel 1, AAM diseña, crea y fabrica sistemas y tecnologías gracias a los cuales la próxima generación de vehículos será más inteligente, más liviana, más segura y más eficiente. Con su oficina central en Detroit, AAM cuenta con aproximadamente 20,000 empleados que operan en casi 80 instalaciones en 17 países para asistir a nuestros clientes en las plataformas globales y regionales con un enfoque en la calidad, la excelencia operacional y el liderazgo tecnológico.

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mar 27

11:20 AM ET

El 27 de marzo, AAM participará en la Cumbre Mundial de la Industria Automotriz de Bank of America

feb 16

10:00 AM ET

AAM anunciará los resultados financieros del cuarto trimestre y todo el año 2023

nov 30

2:35 PM ET

AAM se presentará en la Conferencia Mundial de Tecnología Automotriz y de Movilidad de Barclays
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