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Dauch, Richard E. was born in 1942.
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Richard E. Dauch
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Richard E. Dauch, Automobile manufacturing company executive. Recip. Eli Whitney Memorial Award, Society Manufacturing Engineers, 1987; named industry leader of year Automotive Hall of Fame, 1997, manufacturer of year Michigan Mfg.Assn., 1997, newsmaker of year Crain's Detroit Business, 1998; recipient Ellis Island Medal of Honor, 1997.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Purdue University, 1964.
Career
With, General Motors Corporation, 1964-1975; group vice president manufacturing, Volkswagen of America, 1976-1980; vice president, Chrysler Corporation, 1980; executive vice president diversified operations, Chrysler Corporation, 1980-1981; executive vice president stamping assembly diversified operations, Chrysler Corporation, 1981-1984; executive vice president manufacturing, Chrysler Corporation, 1984-1994; president, Chief Executive Officer, American Axle & Manufacturing, 1994-1997; chair, Chief Executive Officer, president, American Axle & Manufacturing, since 1997.
Achievements
Membership
Member of National Association Manufacturer (chairman 2003).
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Awards
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Recipient Eli Whitney Memorial Award Society Manufacturing Engineer, 1987, Ellis Island Medal of Honor, 1997. Named Industry Leader of the Year, Automotive Hall of Fame, 1997. Manufacturer of the Year, Michigan Manufacturing Association, 1997. Newsmaker of the Year, Crain's Detroit Business, 1998, World Trader of the Year, Detroit Regional Chamber, 2002, Michigan Executive of the Year, Wayne State University College Business Administration, 2002.Recipient Eli Whitney Memorial Award Society Manufacturing Engineer, 1987, Ellis Island Medal of Honor, 1997. Named Industry Leader of the Year, Automotive Hall of Fame, 1997. Manufacturer of the Year, Michigan Manufacturing Association, 1997.
Newsmaker of the Year, Crain's Detroit Business, 1998, World Trader of the Year, Detroit Regional Chamber, 2002, Michigan Executive of the Year, Wayne State University College Business Administration, 2002.