A few years ago, we at Ford decided to disrupt our company in way not seen in our industry since Henry Ford put the world on wheels 116 years ago to compete for an exciting future.

Bill Dirksen, Ford Motor Company’s vice president of Labor Affairs for the past six years, has announced he will retire effective Dec. 1.

Ted Cannis, Ford Motor Company’s global director of electrification, will speak at the Barclays 2019 Global Automotive Conference in New York on Thursday, Nov. 21.

Ford Motor Company today announced the retirement of two longtime executives, new assignments for two corporate officers, and promotions to senior positions for three leaders at the company.

As we look to the initial launch of a commercial self-driving service in 2021, Ford is focused on what it will take for customers to embrace the technology, trust us enough to take a ride, and keep coming back.

In 2017, Wesley Burkman’s life took an unexpected – and tragic – turn.

Ford Motor Company today announced that Jim Vella, president, Ford Motor Company Fund, the company’s philanthropic foundation, is retiring on Dec. 31 after a career of more than 31 years with the automaker.

Ford Motor Company today announced that Steven Armstrong, who is currently chairman, Ford of Europe, has been named president of the Changan Ford joint venture in China.

The board of directors of Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) today elected Beth Mooney as a director, effective immediately.

The following statement is attributable to Bill Ford, Executive Chairman, Ford Motor Company.