Marchionne says doing more with less is crucial for auto-sector survival

Fiat-Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne remains convinced that the only way for an automaker to survive in the 21st century is to get bigger and work...Marchionne says doing more with less is crucial for auto-sector survival

Marchionne wants end to 2-tier wages

Four years after the United Auto Workers and the Detroit Three agreed to a two-tier wage system, at least one automaker's CEO says the system must go.Marchionne wants end to 2-tier wages

UAW shifts focus to Chrysler, Marchionne

DETROIT, Sept 21 (Reuters) - With a tentative agreement with General Motors Co (GM.N) in hand, the United Auto Workers union shifts its focus to Chrysler Group LLC where a one-week contract extension will expire late Wednesday....More

Marchionne to lead Fiat-Chrysler in North America

Fiat-Chrysler--Sergio Marchionne, chief executive officer of Fiat SpA and Chrysler Group LLC, named a single management team for the two companies today and said he would personally lead the group's North American division.Marchionne to lead Fiat-Chrysler in North America

Chrysler paid Marchionne no salary for 2010

Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne received substantial deferred compensation that Chrysler now values at as much as $2.87 million, but he can't realize that...more

Marchionne `Can't Stop' Chrysler Revamp While Waiting for Fiat, Ansa Says

Fiat SpA and Chrysler Group LLC Chief Executive Officer Sergio Marchionne said he “can’t stop” Chrysler’s revamp “to wait” for Fiat to resolve its production issues, speaking to reporters late yesterday in Detroit, Ansa reported....more

Marchionne: Man with the plan to rescue Chrysler

CEO to unveil his 5-year strategy Wednesday

From the dark rumpled sweaters he wears most days to his modest, fourth-floor command post at the Chrysler Tech Center in Auburn Hills, Sergio Marchionne has said that he is intent on debunking the "Great Man" theory of leadership.
"At Fiat, we have created a culture where everyone is expected to lead," he wrote last December in the Harvard Business Review....More

Marchionne makes himself at home with new condo

Sergio Marchionne is a man with two jobs and now two homes on two continents.

The chief executive officer of Chrysler Group LLC in Auburn Hills and Fiat SpA in Turin, Italy, has purchased a condo in Metro Detroit, where he is spending a lot of time restructuring the ailing U.S. automaker.

Purchasing a place to call home in Birmingham can be seen as a commitment to the area as well as to the automaker, which was not the case with the last man whose job it was to turn Chrysler around.

Marchionne "needs to be visible," said David Cole, chairman of the Center for Automotive Research in Ann Arbor. "If he's going to be CEO, he needs to be here."
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