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Automotive News 100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry 9-Nov-15 Final Attendee List Automotive News 100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry 9-Nov-15 Final attendee list First Last Title Company Kathryn LaFerle Manager Membership AIAG David Lalain VP AIAG Jim Charnitz Alcoa Inc. Cherlyn Foster Manufacturing Manager, Finishing & Automotive Alcoa Inc. Mike Murphy Alcoa inc. Rob Woodall Alcoa Inc. Mark Manzo Ally Financial Diane Morais Ally Financial Kristen Rohrbaugh Ally Financial Erin Klepaski Sr. Director, Strategic Alliances Ally Financial, Inc. Michele Lieber Chief Public Policy Officer Ally Financial, Inc. Allyson Parker Sr. Director, Human Resources Ally Financial, Inc. Kathie Patterson Senior Vice President, Human Resources Ally Financial, Inc. Gina Proia Chief Communications Officer Ally Financial, Inc. Andrea Riley Chief Marketing Officer Ally Financial, Inc. Dan Soto Chief Compliance Officer Ally Financial, Inc. Bridget Sponsky Director Ally Financial, Inc. Doug Timmerman President Ally Insurance Gloria Rzucidlo Photographer AmericaJR.com Jerome Rzucidlo Reporter AmericaJR.com Patricia Price National Account Director AQUENT John Moyer President and COO Asahi Kasei Plastics North James Bourdganis Area Sales Manager Audi of America Tracy King Area General Manager Audi of America Jenni Young Customer Experience Manager Audi of America Scott Dershem Autoliv Steve Fredin Autoliv Dan Garceau Autoliv Dave Jackson Autoliv Frank Kiiskila Autoliv Kim Kovac Autoliv Jordi Lombarte Autoliv Tony Nellis Autoliv Erin Patrick Autoliv Lisa Frary VP Quality Autoliv North America Shiraz Ahmed Automotive News Leslie Allen Automotive News Krishnan Anantharaman Automotive News Mike Colias Automotive News KC Crain Automotive News Keith Crain Automotive News Patricia Foley Automotive News Rick Greer Automotive News China Haley Automotive News Elizabeth Hardy Automotive News Rick Johnson Automotive News Jamie LaReau Automotive News Hannah Lutz Automotive News Karen O'Rourke Automotive News Kristen Pantalena Automotive News Dave Phillips Automotive News Camille Pippen Automotive News Russ Procassini Automotive News Mary Raetz Automotive News Karen Rentschler Automotive News Heather Rowe Automotive News Jerry Salame Automotive News Arlena Sawyers Automotive News Dave Sedgwick Automotive News Jason Stein Automotive News Mary Beth Vander Schaaf Automotive News Larry Vellequette Automotive News Dave Versical Automotive News Amy Wilson Automotive News Tom Worobec Automotive News Nicole Wrobel Automotive News Bill Berman EVP & COO AutoNation Ann Cannon AutoNation Marc Cannon Senior Vice President AutoNation Christine Hawk AutoNation Alice Jackson AutoNation Mike Jackson CEO AutoNation Cheryl Miller Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer AutoNation Christian Miller AutoNation Donna Parlapiano SVP of Franchise Operations and Corporate Real Estate AutoNation Jared Rowe AutoTrader Nicole Yelland PR Manager AutoTrader Dorothy Flack Bank of America Melissa Braun Executive Assistant Bank of America NA Hanne Clarke [email protected] Bank of America NA Patty Kay Senior Vice President; Sr Client Manager Bank of America NA Rachel Tobin Senior Vice President; Credit Products Executive Bank of America NA Ken Winston Senior Vice President; Credit Products Manager Bank of America NA Marilyn Horn VP of Finance Berg Muirhead & Associates, Inc. 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