Key Leadership Changes Announced At Ford
London, Febuary 06, 2025, (Oilandgaspress) –––Ford Motor Company announced key leadership changes as it continues to accelerate its Ford+ plan to create a dynamic and growing product, services and software company.
Sherry House named Ford’s chief financial officer as planned
John Lawler transitions to vice chair with a focus on strategy, partnerships and alliances;
Marin Gjaja named chief strategy officer;
David McClelland, vice president, strategy and partnerships, is retiring toward the end of the first quarter after an accomplished 32-year Ford career
Andrew Frick named president, Ford Blue and Ford Model e; Kay Hart tapped to lead Ford Model e
Sam Wu, president and CEO, Ford of China adds responsibility for Ford’s International Markets Group
“We continue to build a talented, mission-driven leadership team that will consistently deliver results while transforming Ford into a higher-growth, higher-margin, more durable company in this fast-changing and competitive environment,” Ford President and CEO Jim Farley said.
Sherry House, who has served as vice president, Finance, since June, will become Ford’s chief financial officer as planned effective Feb. 6.
“I’m excited to partner with Sherry to deliver results and create value for all of our stakeholders,” Farley said. “Sherry combines a strong track record of driving performance and cost efficiency at auto industry OEMs and suppliers with real-world experience in investment banking, mobility
and technology, including electric vehicles and autonomy.”
House succeeds John Lawler, who will continue to serve as Ford’s vice chair with a focus on strategy, partnerships, alliances, and corporate development. Ford also announced Marin Gjaja is named chief strategy officer after holding key leadership roles since joining the company in
2022, including COO for Ford Model e. Gjaja previously spent 25 years at BCG developing and deploying effective strategies for major American companies. Gjaja will report to Farley and Lawler.
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