Carmakers, tier suppliers and their logistics partners return to the Mexico City in November this year to discuss how the Mexican automotive industry is working to bring opportunity out of disruption
The opening panel and fireside discussion on November 16 will take that head-on, as Chris Styles, vice-president of supply chain management for Nissan North America, looks at how Mexico’s industry will not just recover but reimagine itself. Following semiconductor and wiring harness shortages, Mexico is uniquely positioned to claim a larger stake of North American automotive supply and Styles will set out the strategy.
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