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SUCCESS Begins with You at LTU career success booklet v4.indd 1 12/18/19 12:13 PM Lawrence Technological University helps students plan and execute a successful career strategy. Co-ops, internships, mentoring, and other Students employed or registered for grad school Lawrence Tech alumni rated their job satisfaction opportunities with key industry partners abound. 92% at commencement “5 out of 5,” according to a PayScale survey. In addition to successful programs, Lawrence LOCATION FLEXIBILITY REPUTATION Technological University has three potent assets: At the center of the nation’s #1 region for engineering, Finding a career is a journey, and LTU Career Services is Lawrence Tech’s focus on theory and practice prepares technology, and architecture, LTU has historical ties to prepared to help every step of the way. The University’s students for the realities of the workplace, and employers the automobile industry, manufacturers, and technology experienced staff members recognize that one career know it. Students enter the workplace with problem- companies and is located in a large metropolitan area strategy does not fit all. Their strong relationships with solving skills for real-world challenges. Blue Devils location, experiencing a creative and economic resurgence. employers give them the flexibility to tailor mutually dare to innovate and with a career-forward education, Potential employers are located within minutes of campus. beneficial connections between students and employers. LTU graduates have the reputation of “hitting the Their proximity has other benefits for LTU students: Working with big and small companies, LTU can ground running.” structure internships and co-ops to accommodate flexibility, & Corporate advisors partner with the University to the timeframes and workflow needs of both students keep LTU’s academic programs current and scout and employers. for fresh talent. reputation. Many faculty have current industry experience and bring their professional networks into the classroom. A strong network of working alumni keeps employers recruiting talent from LTU. Industry-sponsored projects provide students real- world experience and valuable professional contacts. career success booklet v4.indd 2-3 12/18/19 12:13 PM At LTU // Career Services LTU Career Services provides: Ivan Garcia, BSBM’15, joined Westin Hotels Career Advising Career Fairs & Resorts soon after his graduation and has been Career Development Workshops Employer Chats on an upward trajectory ever since. Ivan worked Career Assessments Co-ops and Internships at The Westin in Southfield right after graduation Resume and cover letter help Networking Opportunities before taking over the corporate accounts position Mock Interviews Company Tours 100+ 9,400 at The Westin Book Cadillac in Detroit. He is now a Handshake Job Search Database Etiquette Dinners Career service Jobs posted annually senior operations manager at The Westin Chicago Graduate School Preparation events each year and oversees all day-to-day hotel operations. Recruiting Companies // Logos indicate special corporate partnerships [M]PIRIK ADOBE SYSTEMS AGCO CORPORATION ALLIED RELIABILITY GROUP AMHERST INSIGHTLABS APPLIED SCIENCE, INC. 123NET ADRIAN DESIGN GROUP, PLC AGRA INDUSTRIES, INC. ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY AMI STRATEGIES 2313, INC. ADRIAN STEEL COMPANY AGRIUM ALPHA CONNECTED AMN HEALTHCARE HIGHER EDUCATION 42º NORTH ARCHITECTS ADROIT SOFTWARE AND CONSULTING AGRU AMERICA, INC. ALPHASOFT TECHNOLOGIES INC. AMPHENOL CORPORATION 9STAR ADSK SOLUTIONS AIM GROUP ALTAIR AMSTORE CORPORATION ARBOR SCIENTIFIC AAKON CAPITAL ADVANCED DESIGN CONCEPTS INC. AISIN WORLD CORP. OF AMERICA ALTARUM INSTITUTE ANALOG BITS ARC HEALTHCARE TECHNOLOGIES ABEDNEGO ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, LLC ADVANCED SOLUTIONS, INC. AJL MANUFACTURING ALTEN TECHNOLOGY USA, INC. ANCONA CONTROLS ARCADIS ABM ONSITE SERVICES ADVANCED SYSTEMS AND CONTROLS, INC. AJM PACKAGING CORPORATION ALTITUDE BUSINESS GROUP ANDRIE INC. ARCH ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP ACADIA REALTY TRUST ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY RECYCLING AK STEEL ALTIVON ANDROID INDUSTRIES ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND COMPANY ACCENTURE ADVANCED TESTING LABORATORY AKT PEERLESS ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, LLC ALUMINUM BLANKING COMPANY ANJANEYAP GLOBAL INC. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN ASSOCIATES INC. ACCESS SOFTEK, INC. ADVANTAGE GLASS AND METAL LLC AKZONOBEL CHINA AM GENERAL LLC ANTRA INC. ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCE ACCESS, INC. ADVERTISING SPECIALITY INSTITUTE ALBERT KAHN ASSOCIATES, INC. AMAZON ANXEBUSINESS CORP. ARCHITECTURE TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION ACCRETIVE SOLUTIONS ADVICS MANUFACTURING OF INDIANA, LLC ALBRECHT COMPANIES AMBER PROPERTIES COMPANY AON HEWITT ARCHRIVAL ACCURATE TECHNOLOGIES INC. AERO AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER COMPANY ALDEN AMERICAN AXLE & MANUFACTURING APERTURE FOUNDATION ARCO ACROMAG AESCULAP IMPLANT SYSTEMS ALEGEUS TECHNOLOGIES AMERICAN CONCRETE INSTITUTE API TECHNOLOGIES CORP. ARDENT SERVICE INC. ACTIVE SOLUTIONS GROUP AFC-HOLCROFT ALEVO AMERICAN FENCE & SUPPLY CO., INC. APIDEL TECHNOLOGIES ARGUS INFORMATION & ADVISORY SERVICES ACTUS CONSULTING GROUP, INC. AFFILIATED ENGINEERS, INC. ALEXANDER ASSOCIATES, INC. AMERICAN GEAR & ENGINEERING, INC. APPDYNAMICS ARGUS SOFTWARE ACUMENT GLOBAL TECHNOLOGIES INC. AFFINITY HR ALEXANDER GROUP AMERICAN RING APPIRIO ARISTEO CONSTRUCTION ADAPT TECHNOLOGY AFIA, INC. ALIXPARTNERS AMERICAN SEATING COMPANY APPLE ARMSTRONG WORLD INDUSTRIES ADD SOFTWARE AFLAC ALLEGRO MICROSYSTEMS, LLC AMERICOLD LOGISTICS APPLIED DYNAMICS INTERNATIONAL ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROLS MANAGEMENT, INC. AG TECHNOLOGIES ALLIANCE INSPECTION MANAGEMENT AMERICORPS APPLIED MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGIES ARVATO BERTELSMANN career success booklet v4.indd 4-5 12/18/19 12:13 PM At LTU // Innovation Want to be where the Tiffany Brown, BSAr’04, MAr’07, MBA’15, was honored with the innovators and inventors are? inaugural John G. Petty Community Champion Award for her community LTU’s young alumni have earned more patents than work, particularly her 400 Forward initiative, which aims to introduce all other four-year colleges and universities in the African-American girls and women to architecture and urban planning. Detroit metropolitan area, according to the She also is the winner of the AIA Michigan 2019 Associate Member of London-based Economist. the Year award and the recipient of a Detroit Knight Arts Challenge matching grant. Recruiting Companies // Logos indicate special corporate partnerships ASCENTUS AUTO ELECTRIC INTERNATIONAL AYUSA INTERNATIONAL E.V. BARTECH GROUP TECHNOLOGY (BEIJING) CO., LTD. BLACKFORD DENTAL MANAGEMENT HOLDINGS LLC ASG RENAISSANCE AUTO INERGY, DIVISION OF PLASTIC OMNIUM AZD ASSOCIATES, INC. BEMATECH BLACKWELL ASTOR ASIAOPPO AUTOLIST AZON USA, INC. BENCHMARKINC BLUE CHIP ENDEAVORS ASK SERVICES, INC. AUTOLIV ASP, INC. AZUMO BENZINGA BLUE CHIP MARKETING WORLDWIDE ASPHALT SPECIALISTS, INC. AUTOMATION OF THINGS, LLC AZZARELLO MANAGEMENT, LLC BERDON LLP BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD OF MICHIGAN ASSURANCE INTERNATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE SEARCH CONSULTANTS B CORPORATION (B LAB) BASF CORPORATION BERGMANN ASSOCIATES BLUE SKY INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS ASTON NETWORK AUTONEUM NORTH AMERICA, INC. B&G MARKETING CONCEPTS BASS/SCHULER ENTERTAINMENT BERRY PLASTICS BLUE WATER GLASS, INC. ASTRAZENECA PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY AUTOTASK CORPORATION B&W TEK BAYLOFF STAMPED PRODUCTS BESTOP, INC. BLUEENERGY AUXIOM BACA SYSTEMS BAYVIEW ASSET MANAGEMENT, LLC BETA CAE SYSTEMS USA, INC. BMO FINANCIAL GROUP AVAIRPROS BACKSTOP SOLUTIONS GROUP BBB INDUSTRIES BETA SOFT SYSTEMS INC. BOLDT AVALON PRECISON METALSMITHS BACKYARD PRODUCTS, LLC BC CONSTRUCTION GROUP BEVELLO BOLLER CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. BAE SYSTEMS, INC. BCI FINANCIAL BGI SHENZHEN BONADIO GROUP ATCC BAIRD GROUP BDS MARKETING BHE GROUP BORGWARNER ATHLETICO BAKER BARRIOS BECKER ORTHOPEDIC BIGGER MARKETS INC. BOSCH ATIEVA BANK OF ENGLAND BEDROCK DETROIT BILLTRUST BOULDER ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS ATLANTIC DESIGN GROUP, INC. BANKCARD SERVICES BEET ANALYTICS TECHNOLOGY BIRCH COMMUNICATIONS BOURNS AUTOMOTIVE ATLAS CAPITAL MARKETS AVON AUTOMOTIVE BANKMOBILE BEHLER-YOUNG COMPANY BIRCLAR ELECTRIC & ELECTRONICS BOYD TECHNOLOGIES, INC. ATMOSPHERIC & ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH, INC. AVVO BARNES GROUP INC. BEHR-HELLA THERMOCONTROL, INC. BIZDOM BPA ATS APPLIED TECH SYSTEMS, LLC AW TECHNICAL CENTER, USA BEL ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, LLC BLACK & VEATCH BPI INFORMATION SYSTEMS ATS ASSEMBLY AND TEST, INC. AWECOMM TECHNOLOGIES BELCAN TECHSERVICES BLACK ROCK OPERATIONS BRADLEY-THOMPSON TOOL AUTISM ALLIANCE OF MICHIGAN AXA ADVISORS BELL & HORN EDUCATION AND BLACKBIRD LOGICAL APPLICATIONS, LLC BRAINGAIN career success booklet v4.indd 6-7 12/18/19 12:13 PM Earning Potentional // Jeremy Nafus, BSIT’17, enjoys the work variety in his job as IT Site Management & End User Support – th Manufacturing IT Engineer for Ford Motor Company’s Dearborn Truck Plant’s Campus (F-150 Production). He 5Among U.S. colleges services technology for both computers in the offices and $56,700 $106,400 and universities for on the production line. He also has been heavily involved boosting graduates’ Average starting salary Average mid-career salary in the updating and configuring process of network earning potential –PayScale –PayScale switches and routers through many different buildings. – Brookings Institution Recruiting Companies // Logos indicate special corporate partnerships BRAITHWAITE COMMUNICATIONS BUREAU OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, CANON USA, INC. CENTERSQUARE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT CHEMICOMAYS CLAYTON & MCKERVEY, PC BRANCH CREATIVE NETWORK FIREARMS & EXPLOSIVES CANTOR FITZGERALD CENTRAL CONVEYOR
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  • 2020 International Automakers and Dealers in America

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    International Automakers and Dealers in America 2020 Table of Contents About Us 2 Executive Summary 3 Investment & Manufacturing Investment 6 Employment 7 Manufacturing 8 Exports & Trade Exports 14 Trade 15 Dealers & Sales Dealerships 20 U.S. Sales 22 Mobility & Innovation Research & Development 26 Green Vehicles 28 States 32 Automakers 110 Map 117 1 Executive Summary For more than 60 years, international auto manufacturers and international nameplate Autos Drive America represents the U.S. operations of international motor vehicle dealers have strengthened the American economy and auto industry through their U.S. manufacturers and supports policies that keep the industry strong. As the voice operations. They conduct research and development, invest in plants and equipment, of international automakers in the United States, Autos Drive America educates build cars and light trucks, and sell and service these vehicles. The millions of jobs stakeholders about the ways open trade and investment supports American jobs. created by these operations clearly demonstrate the benefits of an open economy that Formerly known as Here For America, Autos Drive America advocates for a globally welcomes investment, competition, and innovation. competitive U.S. auto industry that provides consumer choice, competitive pricing, and abundant job opportunities for Americans. These benefits of trade and open investment policies can be found in this 2019 annual Autos Drive America report. To navigate the ever-changing economic landscape and maintain the industry’s 801 Pennsylvania Ave, NW competitive edge in good times and during challenging times, smart policies that Washington, D.C. 20004 maintain a level playing field on taxes, trade, and regulation are critically important.