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Scott Garberding was appointed senior vice president of Manufacturing/World Class Manufacturing in December 2009. In this position, he is responsible for all assembly, stamping, and powertrain manufacturing operations worldwide as well as implementation of the World Class Manufacturing system at all Chrysler manufacturing facilities.
Previously, Mr. Garberding was head of Manufacturing/World Class Manufacturing ad interim, an appointment he received in September 2009. Prior to that, he was senior vice president, Purchasing, Chrysler Group LLC since June 2009. He also has held the position of senior vice president and chief procurement officer, Chrysler LLC since 2008, with responsibility for all global sourcing activities worldwide.
Mr.Garberding also served as vice president, Global Alliance Operations in 2008 and prior to that as vice president, Supply and Supplier Quality beginning in 2007.
Mr.Garberding joined Chrysler Corporation in 1993 in the Manufacturing organization. His work and academic background also includes:
• December 2009, senior vice president of Manufacturing/World Class Manufacturing, Chrysler Group LLC
• September 2009, head of Manufacturing/World Class Manufacturing ad interim
• 2009, senior vice president of Purchasing
• 2008, senior vice president and Chief Procurement Officer, Chrysler LLC
• 2008, vice president of Global Alliance Operations
• 2007, vice president of Supply and Supplier Quality, Chrysler Croup, DaimlerChrysler
• 2003, vice president of Supplier Quality and Product Team Program Management
• 2001, enterprise manager/plant manager of Detroit Axle Plant
• 2000, plant manager of Jefferson North Assembly Plant
• 1999, plant manager of Dayton Thermal Product Plant
• 1998, manufacturing manager of Trenton Engine Plant
• 1997, manufacturing engineering manager of Trenton Engine Plant, Chrysler Corporation
• 1996, manager of Chrysler Operating System Group
• 1991, S.M. Management, MIT Sloan School of Management
• 1986, manager, Andersen Consulting (now Accenture)
• 1986, bachelor of science, electrical engineering, University of Texas
• master of business administration, management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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