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Mitsubishi Motors’s new US CEO wants to return it to its former glory
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Fred Diaz took over as president and CEO of Mitsubishi Motor North America in
April. -
Diaz, a former executive with Nissan and RAM Trucks, will be tasked with returning
Mitsubishi to prominence in the US. -
Mitsubishi has experienced sales growth over the past
five years but is still trying to recover a disastrous period
at the end of the last decade. -
Diaz believes the Mitsubishi’s membership in the
Nissan-Renault-Mitsubishi
Alliance will do wonders for the brand.
On his first day as Mitsubishi Motors North America’s CEO
in April, Fred Diaz held a town hall with is employees. The
message was simple.
“I needed them to know that I’m not a Nissan employee who
is on loan,” Diaz told us in an interview. “I’m 100%
Mitsubishi.”
“We’re family now,” he added.
In October of 2016, Nissan acquired 34% controlling
interest in MMNA’s parent company, Mitsubishi Motors, valued at
$2.3 billion. This move created the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi
Alliance.
As part of the Nissan’s takeover, opportunities were
created that allowed executives to crossover to Mitsubishi.
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