This is interesting. Doug Fiel

2021-09-08

This is interesting. Doug Field left Ford earlier as an engineer for Tesla. Then jumped from Tesla to Apple and now hopped back to Ford. Now all his ex-bosses in Ford got to report to him.

Ford Hires Apple Car Chief in Coup for Recovering Automaker

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Apple car will be sold in supermarkets soon

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Field also previously worked as a top engineer at Tesla Inc. between two stints at Apple -- most recently as a vice president in its special projects group -- and played a major role at Tesla launching the Model 3 sedan.\nThe hire is a coup for Ford, which has made major strides under Chief Executive Officer Jim Farley in convincing investors it can compete with Tesla and others on electric vehicles and technology. Ford shares have almost doubled since Farley took over in October, after his two predecessors presided over a years-long slump.\n“This is a watershed moment for our company -- Doug has accomplished so much,” Farley said in a briefing with reporters. “This is just a monumental moment in time that we have now to really remake” the automaker.\nBloomberg News reported the move earlier Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter. 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