How is America’s number one auto brand gearing up for a new era of innovation? Morgan Stanley sits down with Ford’s CEO, Jim Farley, to discuss why the company is splitting into two divisions—one focused on traditional internal-combustion engines and one dedicated to electric vehicles.
More than a century after Henry Ford began mass producing the Model T, Ford Motor Company is entering a new era of innovation: It’s splitting into two divisions, one focused on traditional internal-combustion engines and one dedicated to electric vehicles.
In this episode of Exceptional Leaders / Exceptional Ideas, Adam Jonas, an equity analyst covering autos and shared mobility, sits down with Ford’s CEO, Jim Farley, to discuss how he’s changing the working culture at America’s leading automaker, his ideas for improving EV supply chains and infrastructure, and his passion for racing classic cars and his commitment to addressing homelessness in Detroit.
