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- About Us | Our Leadership | Ford Motor Company
Our leadership is committed to serving all of our stakeholder groups Learn about Ford Motor Group's Leadership and Board of Directors
- Jim Farley (businessman) - Wikipedia
James Duncan Farley Jr (born June 10, 1962) is an American businessman who is the current CEO of Ford Motor Company and a board member of Harley-Davidson [1]
- Ford CEO Farley reflects on 5 years in the job and what he plans next
Five years ago, Ford named Jim Farley as its CEO Since then, the auto industry has undergone wild turbulence Here's how he's captained the ship
- Ford CEO Jim Farley Talks EVs, Off-Roaders, and More
Five years into driving Ford, CEO Jim Farley has pulled a U-turn on EVs and floored it with off-roaders Now he's navigating competition from China
- Jim Farley Fact Sheet - media. lincoln. com
Jim Farley CEO of Ford, Mustang and racing fan, husband, and dad of three teenagers
- Jim Farley - CEO at Ford Motor Company | LinkedIn
CEO at Ford Motor Company · As a a lifelong 'car guy', Jim Farley is passionate about improving the lives of customers with products and services they can’t live without
- Ford Motor CEO and Key Executive Team - Craft. co
Ford Motor's President and Chief Executive Officer is James D Farley, Jr Other executives include Jennifer Waldo, Chief People and Employee Experience Officer; John Lawler, Vice Chair and Chief Financial Officer and 41 others See the full leadership team at Craft
- Ford’s $8. 2B loss raises eyebrows as CEO compensation reaches . . . - MSN
One report noted that Ford Motor Co valued CEO Jim Farley’s 2025 compensation at about $27 million, with the increase tied to performance on internal metrics such as quality and software execution
- Jim Farley, Ford Motor Co: Profile and Biography
Jim Farley is President CEO at Ford Motor Co See Jim Farley's compensation, career history, education, memberships
- List of leaders of Ford Motor Company - Wikipedia
The position of CEO and Chairman have been assumed as a single position, unless noted (CEOs who were not Chairman were generally President at the time) From April to September 2006, the role of President was absorbed into the role of Executive Chairman
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