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Norm Bafunno	Toyota Motor Engineering and Manufacturing N.A., Inc.	World Class Manufacturing a.m.
Jay Baron	Center for Automotive Research	World Class Manufacturing a.m.; World Class Manufacturing p.m.
Troy Batterberry	Microsoft Hohm	Advanced Powertrain Forum
Birgit Behrendt	Ford Motor Company	Money Matters
Robert Bienenfeld	American Honda Motor Co., Inc.	Full-scale Deployment: Making the Business Case
Robert Bertini	U.S. Department of Transportation	Deploying Connected Vehicles
Susan Brennan	Nissan North America, Inc.	World Class Manufacturing p.m.
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David Cole	Center for Automotive Research	Automotive Wed. a.m., Automotive Thurs. a.m.;
John Corey	Stoneridge, Inc.	Picking Up the Pieces-The Restructuring of the North American Automotive Industry
Roger Curtis	Michigan International Speedway	Deploying Connected Vehicles
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Adam Drobot	2M Companies, Inc.	Full-scale Deployment: Making the Business Case
Tim Dunne	J.D. Power and Associates	China: Prospects for North American Suppliers
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Mark Fields	Ford Motor Company	Automotive Wed. a.m.,
Byron Foster	Johnson Controls, Inc.	World Class Manufacturing a.m.
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Scott Garberding	Chrysler Group LLC	World Class Manufacturing a.m.
Philip Gott	IHS Automotive Consulting	Full-scale Deployment: Making the Business Case
Joe Gross	Stillwater Designs, Inc.	Deploying Connected Vehicles
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Ron Harbour	Oliver Wyman	Picking Up the Pieces-The Restructuring of the North American Automotive Industry
Warren Harris	Tata Technologies	World Class Manufacturing p.m.
Ramzi Hermiz	Federal-Mogul Corporation	China: Prospects for North American Suppliers
Kim Hill	Center for Automotive Research	Full-scale Deployment: Making the Business Case
Sigmund Huber	Chrysler Group, LLC	Money Matters
Burkhard Huhnke	Volkswagen of America, Inc.	Deploying Connected Vehicles
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Bob King	UAW	World Class Manufacturing a.m.
Matt Kisber	Tennessee Department of Economic & Community Development	World Class Manufacturing p.m.
Dan Knott	Chrysler Group LLC	Money Matters
Steven Koonin	U.S. Department of Energy	Full-scale Deployment: Making the Business Case
John Krafcik	Hyundai Motor America	Automotive Wed. a.m.
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Christina Lampe-Onnerud	Boston-Power	Automotive Thurs. a.m.
Thomas Loafman	Volkswagen Group of America	Money Matters
Jason Luo	Key Safety Systems	China: Prospects for North American Suppliers; Money Matters
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Dan Malone	Dykema	China: Prospects for North American Suppliers; Money Matters
Lee Manduzzi	Robert Bosch LLC	Money Matters
Tim Manganello	BorgWarner Inc.	Automotive Wed. a.m.
Brad Markell	UAW	Full-scale Deployment: Making the Business Case
Sean McAlinden	Center for Automotive Research	Picking Up the Pieces-The Restructuring of the North American Automotive Industry
John McElroy	AutolineDaily.com and Blue Sky Productions	China: Prospects for North American Suppliers; Money Matters
Itay Michaeli	Citi Investment Research	Picking Up the Pieces-The Restructuring of the North American Automotive Industry
Richard Morris	BMW Manufacturing Co.	World Class Manufacturing a.m.
Victor Muller	Spyker and Saab	Automotive Thurs. a.m.
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Larry Nitz	General Motors Company	Advanced Powertrain Forum
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Mike Oatridge	Honda Manufacturing of Alabama, LLC	World Class Manufacturing p.m.
Jim O'Donnell	BMW of North America, LLC	Automotive Wed. a.m.
Kieran O’Sullivan	Continental	Deploying Connected Vehicles
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Steven Patton	Ernst & Young LLP	Money Matters
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Jim Romine	Yazaki North America	World Class Manufacturing p.m.
Johannes-Joerg Rueger	Robert Bosch LLC	Advanced Powertrain Forum
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Barb Samardzich	Ford Motor Company	Advanced Powertrain Forum
James Sayer	University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute	Deploying Connected Vehicles
Ravi Shanker	Dow Kokam	Advanced Powertrain Forum
Brett Smith	Center For Automotive Research	Advanced Powertrain Forum
Steve St. Angelo	Toyota Motor and Engineering & Manufacturing N.A. Inc.	Automotive Thurs. a.m.
Kirk Steudle	Michigan Department of Transportation	Deploying Connected Vehicles
Bernard Swiecki	Center for Automotive Research	China: Prospects for North American Suppliers; Money Matters
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Lynn Tilton	Patriarch Partners	Picking Up the Pieces-The Restructuring of the North American Automotive Industry
Diana Tremblay	General Motors Company	World Class Manufacturing a.m.
James Tetreault	Ford Motor Company	World Class Manufacturing a.m.
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James Vondale	Ford Motor Company	Deploying Connected Vehicles
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James Wainscott	AK Steel	Automotive Thurs. a.m.
Richard Wallace	Center for Automotive Research	Deploying Connected Vehicles; Full-scale Deployment: Making the Business Case
Justin Ward	Toyota Motor Engineering and Manufacturing N.A., Inc.	Advanced Powertrain Forum
John Waraniak	Specialty Equipment Market Association	Deploying Connected Vehicles
Ed Whitacre	General Motors Company	Automotive Thurs. a.m.
Kregg Wiggins	Continental	World Class Manufacturing p.m.
Ling Wu	Amherst Partners, LLC	China: Prospects for North American Suppliers
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WHAT FAMILY ACTIVITIES ARE AVAILABLE?

The family friendly Partners Program is available for all attendee families. In addition, the Resort and surrounding Traverse City area have numerous opportunities for family fun. Contact the Traverse City Convention Bureau at www.visittraversecity.com or (800) 872-8377.

NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES?

Social hours take place Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings. A scramble golf tournament is scheduled for Sunday afternoon.

WHAT CAN MY SPOUSE/PARTNER ATTEND?

Your spouse or partner is welcome at all of the social hours. (Children are not permitted at the Monday - Wednesday social hours.)

WHAT IS THE CONFERENCE DRESS CODE?

The seminars are designed to foster a casual atmosphere for the informal exchange of ideas. Business casual is appropriate. Others wear more casual polo shirts and slacks.

WHAT IS THE SOCIAL HOUR DRESS CODE?

These are informal events. Attire will vary from sport coats to polo shirts and slacks (for men) and from summer dresses and skirts to pants and shirts (for women).

ARE MEALS INCLUDED?

Continental breakfast and lunch are included each day. Social hours are hosted Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings.

WHAT HAPPENS IF I NEED TO CANCEL?

The first thing to do would be to find a colleague interested in replacing you. If your colleagues are already registered or unable to attend, please inform us in writing that you must cancel. To be eligible for a full refund of fees, notification of cancellation must be received in our office in writing by May 15, 2010. After this date, to be eligible for a refund of fees less the handling charge of $150.00 we must receive your request in writing before July 20, 2010. We regret that we cannot accept requests for refunds after that date.

HOW DO I GET MY CONFERENCE MATERIALS?

The registration desk is located in the Governors Prefunction area. We recommend that you pick up your name badge and conference materials at early registration on Sunday, from 5-7 p.m. or on Tuesday from 3:30-7 p.m. The registration desk is also open during the conference sessions. A name badge is required to gain admittance to the sessions. Please note: badges will be distributed the day before or morning of the first day of your registration so you may attend the social hours included in your registration.

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