BMW’s Wieland will lead logistics and material control in Spartanburg, as Bilstein leads overseas supply, responsible for global kits and parts shipments
The changes put new leadership in charge of some of the carmaker’s most critical and complex logistics operations as BMW invests in new production and supply chains, including adding manufacturing of new electric vehicles and battery packs, and expanding assembly in overseas regions, such as south-east Asia.
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Under Dieter Braun, Audi’s Supply Chain function is highly integrated with objectives closely aligned to the carmaker’s 360factory strategy.
Barbara Bergmeier has handed her role as executive director of industrial operations at JLR to Nigel Blenkinsop who will oversee the carmaker’s end-to-end supply chain
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