Initial impressions

In September 1997, Ford dropped a bombshell when it announced that J. C. Mays would replace the retiring Jack Telnack as worldwide head of design. After the initial shock, skeptics began to describe Mays' appointment as the right move at the right time. Mays will face the task of not only revit...

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Published inProfessional engineering Vol. 10; no. 20; p. 136
Main Author Avram, Peritz
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published London Caspian Publishing Limited 05.11.1997
Subjects
Appointments & personnel changes
Automobile industry
Executives
Product design
United States > US
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Summary:In September 1997, Ford dropped a bombshell when it announced that J. C. Mays would replace the retiring Jack Telnack as worldwide head of design. After the initial shock, skeptics began to describe Mays' appointment as the right move at the right time. Mays will face the task of not only revitalizing Ford's design department, but helping develop unique and distinct visual themes for each of its many brands and divisions.
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ISSN:0953-6639