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Unger, Susan J. was born on April 8, 1950 in Detroit, Michigan, United States.
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Susan J. Unger
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Susan J. Unger, American automotive executive. Member, past president, Eli Broad Board, College Business Michigan State University; board director Cyberstate.org; national advisory committee College of Engineering University Michigan; advisory technical board Oakland University; Member of Automotive Womens Alliance, Kleiner Perkins Chief Information Officer Strategy Exchange Forum.
Education
Bachelor in Economics, Michigan State University, 1972. Master of Business Administration in Finance, Wayne State University, 1976.
Career
Finance director product development and Jeep/Truck Operations DaimlerChrysler AG, finance analyst, sales and marketing, 1972, executive director, management information system, 1993—1998, senior vice president, chief information officer, since 1998.
Achievements
Membership
Member, past president, Eli Broad Board, College Business Michigan State University. Board director Cyberstate.org. National advisory committee College of Engineering University Michigan.
Advisory technical board Oakland University. Member of Automotive Womens Alliance, Kleiner Perkins Chief Information Officer Strategy Exchange Forum.
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Nationality
American
Education
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1972
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1976
Career
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1972
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1972
Awards
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Named 100 Leading Women in North America Auto Industry, Automotive News, 2002, Chief Information Officer of Year, Automation Alley, 2002, Salomon Smith Barney, 2002, Distinguished Alumnus of Year, Wayne State University School Business Administration, 2002. Named one of Detroit's Most Influential Women, Crain's Detroit Business, 2002. Recipient Top American Woman award, Association Woman in Computing, 2003, Pioneer award, Phoenix Hill Women's Museum, 2004, Distinguished Service Citation, Automotive Hall of Fame, 2006.Named 100 Leading Women in North America Auto Industry, Automotive News, 2002, Chief Information Officer of Year, Automation Alley, 2002, Salomon Smith Barney, 2002, Distinguished Alumnus of Year, Wayne State University School Business Administration, 2002. Named one of Detroit's Most Influential Women, Crain's Detroit Business, 2002. Recipient Top American Woman award, Association Woman in Computing, 2003, Pioneer award, Phoenix Hill Women's Museum, 2004, Distinguished Service Citation, Automotive Hall of Fame, 2006.