BMW North America Announces the Retirement of Ludwig Willisch
Ludwig Willisch, the brave leader of BMW USA and BMW Group Region Americas will be retiring on August 1 after 21 years in the business.
Ludwig Willisch, the brave leader of BMW USA and BMW Group Region Americas will be retiring on August 1 after 21 years in the business.
BMW said it named Bernhard Kuhnt to become CEO of BMW of North America effective March 1.
BMW North America Chief, Ludwig Willisch, sat down with WardsAuto at the 2015 NYC Auto Show to talk about the U.S. market
Ludwig Willisch is well-known for his passion for the track and we had the chance to see him in action every year at the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion
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In an interview for Automotive News, BMW of North America boss says the company aims to boost the brand's annual U.S. vehicle sales by 25 percent.
Ludwig Willisch, the new BMW boss, plans to build a bridge to dealers and repair relationships with US dealerships
To maintain its lead and pull away from the competition, BMW plans to offer a larger model selection in the highly competitive U.S. market
As reported by us last week, Ludwigh Willisch will replace Jim O'Donnell as CEO of BMWUSA. F
BMW executive Ludwig Willisch, who has led the company's sales operations in Europe and Japan, will take over as CEO of BMW of North America on Oct. 1.