Tammy Ruelland now leads vehicle logistics in North America whilst Maya Tumilowski heads up in-house truck fleet operations at FCAT and ATS.
Both roles, which report to vice-president of transport operations Mercedes Figueroa, will have important functions in managing the carmaker’s logistics network both across its external logistics providers, as well as direct operations. The positions also will be important as Stellantis continues to adapt its network in an effort to reduce cost and vehicle inventory, as well as to improve logistics and delivery reliability in a period of unpredictable demand.
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