BMW reorganizes leadership at key factories

Robert Engelhorn, who currently manages BMW's plant in Munich, will take over the management of the automaker's Spartanburg factory. — Robert Engelhorn, who currently heads BMW's plant in Munich, will take over the management of the automaker's U.S. factory. (www.guenterschmied.com)

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Nathan Eddy

May 26, 2021 08:11 AM

BMW Group announced personnel changes in the company’s global production network, with its plants in Munich, Germany, Oxford, England, and the United States, getting new directors starting Sept. 1.

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