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Susan Docherty Replaces Mark LaNeve As Vice President U.S. Sales At GM

 
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Fritz Henderson, GM president and CEO, today named Susan Docherty, 46, currently general manager, Buick-GMC, to the position of vice president of the company’s U.S. Sales. Docherty replaces Mark LaNeve, who announced his departure to a non-automotive company earlier today.

Previously, Docherty had been named to lead the Buick-Pontiac-GMC Channel in June 2008. Before this assignment she had been general manager for the Western Region division, taking the position in September 2006.

GM will now look outside to fill the Buick-GMC general manager position, with the company hoping to infuse new ideas and an outside perspective into its marketing efforts.

Mark LaNeve has served as head of sales since March 2005 and according to Henderson he has done “a heck of a job in a very difficult environment going.”





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  1. By bepsf Posted: 10/8/2009 10:40am PDT

    This old GM is the face of the New GM?
     
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  2. By flyhead Posted: 10/9/2009 4:00am PDT

    id still hit it! :D
     
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  3. By Don Rubinsky Posted: 12/7/2009 2:12pm PST

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