CEO of Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, praised as top Washington hand, moves to represent carmaker as tariff threat looms Bainwol As CEO Mitch Bainwol leaves the $33 million-revenue Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers to become top lobbyist for Ford Motor, the carmaker and the industry face difficulties on a number of fronts.
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Read MoreRecent departures, arrivals and promotions at associations February 26, 2019 Mitch Bainwol goes from representing 12 automakers to just one. He steps down from the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers this week to head up government relations for Ford Motor Co.
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