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Autoalliance International Inc. 1 International AutoAlliance International Inc. 1 International Drive, Flat Rock, MI 48134 734-782-7800 Chairman President, CEO and COO Executive VP Operations VP Corporate Planning VP Purchasing Takashi Yamanouchi Philip G. Spender Toru Oka Toshiki Hiura Linda Theisen VP Human Resources General Manager Manufacturing Assistant General Manager Manufacturing General Manager Finance Assistant General Manager, Finance Guy Trupiano John Kalson Bill Cumbaa Deepak Ahuja Brian Harris BMW of North America LLC 300 Chestnut Ridge Road, Woodcliff Lake, NJ 07675 201-307-4000 Chairman & CEO* VP Marketing VP Aftersales and Engineering Executive VP of Operations General Sales Manager Tom Purves Jim McDowell Hans Duenzl Ed Robinson Peter Moore General Manager, Manager Corporate Services and Purchasing Market Research and Analysis Manager Retail and Industry Relations Manager Marketing Communications Manager Corporate Communications Patty Halpin Bill Pettit Thomas McGurn Tom Stepanchak Rob Mitchell *BMW (US) Holding Corp. Rolls-Royce 3800 Hamlin Rd., Auburn Hills, MI 48326 248-754-6464 President & CEO-The Americas National Operations Director-The Americas Dir. of Mktg. & Communications-The Americas National Franchising Director-The Americas Director Public Relations-The Americas Alasdair Stewart Neil Morley David Goggins Gary Pietruszewski John Crawford BMW Manufacturing Corp. P.O. Box 11000, Spartanburg, SC 29304 864-989-6000 VP Engineering President VP Assembly VP Body VP Paint & Quality Management VP New Models Helmut Leube Bernhard Lenzen Manfred Moser Doug Bartow Peter Tuennermann Dieter Lauterwasser VP Corp. & Assoc. Communications, VP Procurement VP Logistics, Information Technology VP Finance VP Human Resources Environmental Services Manager Media and Public Affairs Enno Biermann Manfred Stoeger Robert Nitto Kathleen Wall Carl W. Flesher Robert Hitt CAMI Automotive Inc. 300 Ingersoll St., Ingersoll, Ontario, Canada N5C 4A6 519-485-6400 President VP Finance Executive VP Planning Director Manufacturing Director New Model Development Karl Slym Janice Uhlig Kazuo Suzuki Les Bogar Larry Goslin DaimlerChrysler Corp. 1000 Chrysler Drive, Auburn Hills, MI 48326 248-576-5741 President & CEO Executive VP Global Executive VP Chrysler Executive VP Product Chairman DaimlerChrysler AG DaimlerChrysler Corp. COO DaimlerChrysler Corp. Procurement and Supply Procurement and Supply Executive VP Manufacturing Development & Quality Juergen E. Schrempp* Dieter Zetsche* Wolfgang Bernhard* Gary C. Valade* Thomas W. Sidlik* Thomas W. LaSorda Richard O. Schaum Executive VP Chrysler Group Senior VP Global Service Senior VP, Advance Global Sales and Marketing Senior VP Design and Parts Senior VP Sales Senior VP, Controlling, Chrysler Manufacturing Engineering Senior VP Government Affairs James. C. Schroer Trevor M. Creed Christine K. Cortez Gary E. Dilts James D. Donlon III Frank J. Ewasyshyn W. Frank Fountain Jr. Senior VP External Affairs and Senior VP, CEO & President Sr. VP Engineering Technologies Senior VP Employee Relations Public Policy-NAFTA Senior VP Global Marketing New Venture Gear Senior VP & General Counsel Senior VP Human Resources & Regulatory Affairs John S. Franciosi Robert G. Liberatore George E. Murphy Carlos Lobo William J. O'Brien Nancy A. Rae Bernard I. Robertson Sr. VP, Head of International Car Pres. and CEO DaimlerChrysler de Operations, Member Mitsubishi VP Powertrain Manufacturing & President and CEO, President and CEO Mexico S.A. and Managing Director, Motors Corp., Board of Management Senior VP CIO Powertrain Core Team Leader DaimlerChrysler Services N.A., LLC DaimlerChrysler Canada Inc. DaimlerChrysler de Mexico Steven A. Torok Susan J. Unger Richard A. Chow-Wah Juergen H. Walker Edwin H. Brust Miles G. Bryant III *Member of DaimlerChrysler AG Board of Management Chrysler Division Jeep Division Dir. Chrysler Marketing & Dir. Chrysler Car Mktg. & Director Dir. Jeep Mktg. & Activity Director, Director, VP Chrysler Marketing Family Veh. Prod. Planning Premium Veh. Prod. Planning Chrysler Communications VP Jeep Marketing Vehicle Product Planning Interactive Communications Jeep Communications Thomas R. Marinelli Ann Fandozzi Steve Bartoli Bonita Stewart Jeffrey Bell Michael Accavitti Richard W. Everett Jay Kuhnie Dodge Division Director Dodge Truck Marketing Director Dodge Marketing & Director, Dodge Brand Director, Dodge Motorsports & VP, Dodge Marketing & Product Planning Small Vehicle Product Planning Global Communications Director, Commercial Vehicles Director, Dodge Field Marketing Performance Parts Darryl Jackson Joe Veltri Dave Kimball Julie A. Roehm Richard Ray James Yetter John Fernandez SPONSORED BY Information current as of January 3, 2003 Ferrari North America Inc. 250 Sylvan Ave., Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632 201-816-2600 President and CEO CFO and VP Finance VP & General Council VP Marketing Communications Director Maurizio Parlato Joe Marsella David Wertheim Marco Mattiacci Luca Dal Monte VP Technical Services Director of Sales Parts Director Communications Manager Distribution Manager Warranty Manager Enzo Francesconi Richard Sherbert John Maggio Jeffrey Ehoodin Mario Bommarito Jeff Wilson Ford Motor Co. The American Road, Dearborn, MI 48121 313-322-3000 Exec. VP, Pres. International Executive VP, Operations, Chairman & CEO Chairman, CEO President & COO Vice Chairman & CFO Vice Chairman Chief of Staff President North America Ford of Europe William Clay Ford Jr. Nick V. Scheele Allan Gilmour Carl E. Reichardt John M. Rintamaki James J. Padilla David W. Thursfield Group VP, Group VP Manufacturing Group VP, North America Group VP Global Prod. Devel. Group VP, Chairman, President Premier Automotive Group Group VP, Business Strategy & Quality Marketing Sales & Service & Chief Technical Officer & CEO, Ford Financial Group VP, Corporate Affairs Mark Fields I. Martin Inglis Roman J. Krygier James G. O'Connor Richard Parry-Jones Greg C. Smith Martin B. Zimmerman VP, Chairman VP, Environmental VP, Chief of Staff and CFO VP, Chief Information Officer VP Global Core Engineering VP, Mazda Senior Advisor VP Global Purchasing & CEO Ford Motor (China) Ltd. & Safety Engineering Premier Automotive Group Marv W. Adams William W. Boddie Lewis Booth Thomas K. Brown Mei-Wei Cheng Sue Cischke William J. Cosgrove VP, Mng. Dir. Land Rover & COO VP Manufacturing Aston Martin Jaguar Land Rover Ford of Europe VP Quality VP North America Marketing VP Washington Affairs VP Revenue Management VP, Pres. Lincoln Mercury Bob Dover John Fleming Louise K. Goeser Joe Greenwell Janet Mullins Grissom Lloyd E. Hansen Darryl B. Hazel VP Marketing, Sales & Service VP Product Development VP, President & COO VP, Ford Customer Service Ford Europe Ford of Europe VP Corporate Human Resources Ford Europe VP Controller Division VP, President Ford Division Earl J. Hesterberg Derrik Kuzak Joe W. Laymon Martin R. Leach Don R. Leclair Kathleen Ligocki Stephen G. Lyons VP Vehicle Programs VP, North America Business VP Finance & Treasurer & Processes VP Design VP Real Estate VP, President Volvo Cars VP, General Counsel Operations Malcolm S. Macdonald Phillip R. Martens J Mays Timothy J. O'Brien Hans-Olov Olsson Dennis E. Ross Shamel T. Rushwin VP, Pres. Ford Asia Pacific VP, North America VP North America Product VP Advanced VP Research Oper. & South America Oper. Vehicle Operations VP Powertrain Operations Development VP Global Marketing VP Public Affairs Manufacturing Engineering Gerhard Schmidt Mark A. Schulz Anne Stevens David T. Szczupak Chris P. Theodore Janet E. Valentic James G. Vella Alex P. Ver Ford Division Regent Court Building, 16800 Executive Drive, Dearborn, MI 48126 313-322-3000 Pres. of Ford Division and VP Ford Motor Co. General Sales Manager General Marketing Manager Car Group Marketing Manager Truck Group Marketing Manager Stephen G. Lyons Thomas J. Gorman Francisco N. Codina Joe G. Castelli Douglas W. Scott SUV Group Marketing Manager Executive Assistant, Dealer Relations Mgr. Marketing Communications Mgr. Public Affairs Manager e-Marketing Manager Chantel E. Lenard David N. Alden Richard S. Stoddart Karen D. Hampton Chuck Sullivan Lincoln Mercury 19 Technology Drive, Irvine, CA 92618 949-788-2200 President of Lincoln Mercury Executive Assistant, and VP Ford Motor Co. General Sales Manager General Marketing Manager Dealer Relations Manager Marketing Communications Manager Public Affairs Manager Darryl Hazel Al Giombetti John Fitzpatrick Gary Lessuise Ann Kalass Dan Bedore Aston Martin Jaguar Land Rover 1 Premier Place, Irvine, CA 92618 949-341-6100 Executive VP, Sales and Marketing President Jaguar Land Rover CFO Premier Automotive Group NA VP Franchise Operations VP Retail Operations VP Remarketing and Distribution Mike O'Driscoll Richard Beattie Geoff Cousins Mark Scarpato Doug Speck Steve McKnight VP Communications VP Customer Service and Marketing Services VP & General Manager Aston Martin VP Marketing Jaguar VP Marketing Land Rover Gary Temple Simon Sproule John Walton George Ayres Sally Eastwood Volvo Cars of North America Inc. 1 Premier Place, Irvine, CA 92618 949-341-6500 President and CEO Executive VP Aftersales Business Unit Executive VP Marketing Executive VP Sales Operations VP, Product Marketing and Distribution VP Public Affairs Vic Doolan Thomas Forsman Thomas Andersson Marti Eulberg Walt Langley Roger Ormisher Information current as of January 3, 2003 SPONSORED BY General Motors 300 Renaissance Center, Detroit, MI 48243 313-556-5000 Vice Chairman, Product Executive VP, Development & Chairman, Executive VP, Law & Public Policy Chairman President and CEO
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