Forbes Automotive Reporters Forecast Industry Trends for 2004
Automotive industry reporters from Forbes magazine will discuss the industry outlook and trends for 2004 with automotive public relations professionals on Wednesday, Jan. 28 at Dana Corp. headquarters in Farmington Hills, Mich. Presented by the Automotive Public Relations Council (APRC), the panel discussion will be moderated by Gary Corrigan, vice president of Dana corporate communications and chairman of APRC, and will feature Jonathan Fahey and Joann Muller of Forbes. Forbes is one of the country’s leading business magazines, reaching 4.4 million readers.
Plus Named One of America’s Best Startup Employers
Forbes named Plus to the list for a second year in a row.
The Benefits of Reverse Mentoring
Organizations that foster a well-executed reverse-mentoring program experience multiple benefits including enhanced productivity, talent development and increased levels of retention.
No Escaping AI
Having conversations about how to implement AI responsibly in your business will pay dividends for generations to come.
The Automotive Aftermarket’s Role in a Circular Economy
Take a deep dive into the factors driving the automotive aftermarket toward a more circular economy.
Considerations When Moving Manufacturing Out of China
Dan Harris discusses key concerns for businesses that pull the plug on manufacturing in China.
The Freedom to Find the Fix
With summer nearing its end and fall just around the corner, I’m always paying closer attention to the political cycle, as November elections will be here before you know it. Of course, there are issues up in my neck of the woods that don’t concern the majority of our readers, but federally, there is one
Automotive Hall of Fame Names New Board Members
Five new members were added to the board of directors.
Car, Truck & Utility Vehicle of the Year Announced
Winners were selected after hundreds of hours of test driving, research and evaluation.
The Best, and Worst, States to Drive an EV
Vermont is the easiest state in America to charge an electric car, new research has found.
