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Ford Motor Company in Dearborn, MI, US (United States)
Company Overview:
Ford offers the widest variety of trucks built for commercial applications. Everything from E-series cargo vans and wagons to Super Duty F-Series trucks and chassis cabs that can be tailored to meet specific vocational needs.
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Address:1 American Rd, Dearborn, MI, 48121, United States
Telephone:(313) 322-3000
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Pages on Ford Motor Company's website :
DEARBORN, Nov. 30, 2007 -- Carol Hollfelder hasn't walked in 20 years. But when she gets behind the wheel of one of her seven Mustangs -- including the supercharged pony car she races on the SCAA pro circuit --she's off and running.
A majority of the Board is comprised of independent directors as defined by the Corporate Governance Principles and existing rules that govern Ford. Independence and diverse backgrounds are important considerations in selecting new candidates for the Board.
We're profoundly grateful for the sacrifices our veterans have made for our country. To give back, we're trying to make the lives of the most disabled veterans a little easier.
To help protect our employees and stakeholders from the devastating effects HIV/AIDS could have on our company, we’ve joined with communities to expand access to education and antiretroviral drugs. In addition, we released an in-depth report to help us examine the issue more closely.
Henry Ford laid the foundation for disabled veterans to be welcomed as employees of Ford Motor Company. Early in the company's history, he saw to it that people with disabilities were given the chance to prove themselves, and many of them became loyal and productive employees.
