Volvo Cars recently revamped its executive team, focusing on manufacturing, procurement, and supply chain management. Do these changes reflect a broader industry trend towards integrated departmental realignment in the automotive sector?
Volvo Cars has recently made significant changes to its executive team across procurement, manufacturing, and supply chain and logistics management, bolstering a broader industry trend towards specific departmental realignment and integration.
Francesca Gamboni’s elevation to the position of chief supply chain officer at Volvo Cars is an insightful change for the OEM. In this role, she will oversee procurement, logistics and manufacturing, consolidating these crucial functions under her purview. This decision comes at a time of notable changes within Volvo’s supply chain and logistics management, including recent appointments aimed at enhancing inbound and vehicle logistics.
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