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News of September 18, 2002


 


DaimlerChrysler's Sue Unger Named "CIO of the Year" by Oakland County's "Automation Alley"

Auburn Hills - Sue Unger, DaimlerChrysler AG's Chief Information Officer and Senior Vice President, received Automation Alley's 2002 "CIO of the Year" award for her ability to motivate employees and implement new technologies within DaimlerChrysler. Unger received the award from L. Brooks Patterson, Oakland County Executive, on Friday, September 13th at "Automation Alley's" 2002 Awards Gala held at the Troy Marriott in Troy, Mich.
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Sue Unger

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"Sue has demonstrated true leadership and a visionary approach to information technology for the benefit of DaimlerChrysler worldwide," said L. Brooks Patterson, Oakland County Executive. "Because of her tremendous capabilities and status within the high-tech community, she's helped Oakland County become a global technological hub and an economic engine for the state of Michigan."

Unger was named Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer for DaimlerChrysler AG in November 1998. She is responsible for directing systems and computer hardware strategy and planning, systems applications development, data center operations and telecommunications network operations for DaimlerChrysler worldwide.

Unger joined Chrysler in September 1972 as a finance analyst in Sales and Marketing and has held various positions in Finance and Product Development before moving to the Information Services Group in 1993.

Unger is a member of the Research Board and a board member for the Eli Broad Board in the College of Business at Michigan State University, University of Michigan College of Engineering National Advisory Committee, the Oakland University (Mich.) Advisory Technology Board, Automotive Women's Alliance and Cyber-State.org. She was recently named "CIO of the Year" by Salomon Smith Barney, "2002 Distinguished Alumnus of the Year" by Wayne State University, and was listed as one of Detroit's "Most Influential Women in 2002" by Crain's Detroit Business.

(Sep. 16, 2002)

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