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Appendix A
Pages 97-104

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From page 99...
... of Libbey-Owens-Ford Co., a major manufacturer of glass for automotive and construction applications. Previously, he was an officer of TRW, Incorporated, serving in various capacities in the company's Automotive Worldwide Sector, including vice president of engineering and group vice president, Transportation Electronics Group.
From page 100...
... He previously held a number of positions with General Dynamics Land Systems, including division vice president and general manager, Development and Integration Business Unit; vice president, Research Engineering and Logistics; director, Engineering Programs; and engineering manager, Advanced Ground Vehicle Technology.
From page 101...
... He was co-chair of the California Air Resources Board's Battery Technical Advisory Panel on electric vehicle batteries, and he currently chairs a similar panel to assess the prospects of fuel cells for electric vehicle propulsion. He has been vice president of EPRI's Strategic Research and Development and has established the institute's programs for energy storage, fuel cells, electric vehicles, and energy conservation.
From page 102...
... Marks was vice president for engineering and technology and later served as the vice president of technology at TRW Safety Restraint Systems. Before joining TRW, he held various positions at General Motors Corporation, including executive director of the engineering staff; assistant director of advanced product engineering; engineer in charge of power development; electric-vehicle program manager; supervisor for long-range engine development; and executive director of the environmental activities staff.
From page 103...
... is president of Global Technology and Business Development, advising business and universities on global business approaches to automotive electronics. He previously held a number of senior management positions with the Bendix Corporation and Ford Motor Company, including vice president for the Allied Automotive Sector of Bendix Electronics Group; group director of engineering for Bendix Electronic Fuel Injection Division; manager of the Bendix Automotive Advanced Concepts Program; and chief engineer for the Electrical and Electronics Division of Ford.
From page 104...
... From 1983 to 1993 he rebuilt the Allison Division of General Motors and served as vice president of General Motors Corporation.


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