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Wed, Mar 29, 2006 15:39 EST
Marv Adams To Leave Ford in April
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Posted by: Meridith Levinson Blog: Moved and Shaken
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Ford Motor Co. announced today that Marv Adams is leaving his post as CIO and senior vice president of corporate strategy on April 21. Adams has accepted the CIO post at Citigroup. Adams is no stranger to the financial services industry; He worked for Bank One before Ford.
Replacing Adams in the CIO post is Nick Smither, a 26 year veteran of the auto maker. Smither, 47, most recently served as executive director of global information technology business operations. In that position, he reported to Adams. In his new position, he reports to Ford COO Jim Padilla.
No word from Ford yet on who's replacing Adams in the corporate strategy position, which Adams took on in June 2005.
Thanks to the reader who alerted me to this announcement!
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Marv Adams has resigned from Citi, effective the end of December 2007.
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I'm afraid. I work for Citigroup technology and they are planning for massive data center closures and layoffs.
They probably hired this guy to do the dirty work as he did with Ford
Hey which Data Centers are closing? I work at citi, news hit us 2day that Don Alecci the "don" who worked with Marv ran out the door fast as he could, wurd was Marv is about about to bring on some pain around here so Don run down the street to JPM back to some of his old pals, what is going on with Citis staff? Shout it out batman-
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When the "don" showing up at JPM? He has plenty of friends there already. What's he like?
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