Delphi Energy & Chassis Systems Streamlines Business Line Structure

TROY, Mich., March 4 -- Delphi Automotive Systems' Energy & Chassis division announced today that it plans to consolidate its braking systems business line and its chassis modules business line into one unit: the brakes and modules business line.

Daniel E. Warrell has been named the business line executive (BLE) to lead the brakes and modules business line, reporting to Robert J. Remenar, executive director of Delphi Energy & Chassis business lines. Previously, Warrell was BLE for the chassis modules business line.

In the consolidated structure, Kay Bustard will continue as business line executive, now reporting to Warrell.

According to Remenar, this consolidation will ``accelerate the division's already intense focus on brakes and modules -- to continue to bring new, integrated technology to market faster and drive improvements in the cost structure.

``This is a natural evolution that blends well with our complete vehicle dynamics capabilities,'' said Remenar. ``Dan and Kay will work together to maximize speed to market and cost improvements as they integrate their respective product line teams.''

Bustard and Warrell will continue as members of the Delphi Energy & Chassis executive staff.

Both moves are effective March 1, 2002.

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Biographical Information:

Dan Warrell Business Line Executive, Brakes and Modules Dan Warrell began his automotive career with General Motors Corporation at

the Delco Products division in 1963 as a cooperative education student. He held a number of engineering assignments in Dayton, Ohio and Kettering, Ohio before being transferred to Rochester, New York as manager, production control in 1986. He was named chief engineer in 1987, and returned to Dayton as chief engineer, wheel brakes in 1991. In 1993, Warrell was named plant manager of the Needmore Road facility and assumed additional responsibility for the Wisconsin Boulevard plant in 1995. He was named chief engineer for Delphi Chassis European Operations in 1996. In 1999, he was named director of International Operations for Delphi Chassis Systems. In 2000, Warrell was named business line executive of chassis modules.

Warrell earned a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from General Motors Institute and a master's degree in engineering management from the University of Dayton.

Kay Bustard Business Line Executive Kay Bustard began her career with General Motors Corporation in 1973, as a

GM cooperative education student at the former Delco Products Division. She held a variety of assignments at Delco Products in engineering, manufacturing and quality, including supervisor of manufacturing engineering, superintendent of manufacturing engineering, manager of manufacturing, and manager of reliability and quality systems. During this time she was responsible for the establishment of a new manufacturing site for Toyota. In 1992, Bustard was named director of quality and reliability for Delphi Energy & Engine Management Systems in Flint, Mich. In 1996, she was named director of quality assurance for Delphi Chassis Systems in Dayton, Ohio. In 1999, Bustard became director of Delphi Canadian Operations and Delphi Chassis Project Management. In 2000, Bustard was named business line executive of braking systems.

Bustard received a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from General Motors Institute and a master's degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Michigan.