More than 25 Companies Honored with Supplier Innovation Awards at SAE Foundation Banquet
TROY, Mich., May 12, 2004 -- The SAE Foundation Banquet hosted more than 700 attendees who gathered at Ford Field to recognize more than 25 suppliers with Supplier Innovation Awards. In addition, the 2004 Manufacturing Leadership Award was presented to J.T. Battenberg, III, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President of Delphi Corporation, and a Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to Joseph B. Anderson, Jr. Chairman and CEO of TAG Holdings, LLC. The SAE Foundation Banquet benefits SAE educational programs for students in elementary, middle and high school as well as college and beyond,
The following companies were recognized for their innovative achievements across multiple categories within the mobility industry. Awardees were judged on criteria specific to each category as well as their focus on quality, ability to move our industry in a new direction, and provide opportunities for new discoveries.
Charter Mentor Recognition Robert Bosch Corporation DENSO International America, Inc. Siemens VDO Automotive Communications and Entertainment OnStar(R) XM Satellite Radio Information and Data CSM, Inc. JD Power & Associates Innovative Powertrain AVL North America, Inc. FEV Engine Technology, Inc. Ricardo Inc. Enabling electronics Motorola, Inc. Specialty Vehicle ASC Incorporated Roush Industries, Inc. Material Suppliers - innovative material supplier award Dow Automotive DuPont Automotive GE Advanced Materials Financial Turnarounds American Axle & Manufacturing, Inc. Penske Corporation Supplier Entrepreneurial Award Detroit Chassis LLC Gentex Corporation Magna International of America, Inc. Safety Systems Leadership Award TRW Automotive Major Interior System Integrators Johnson Controls, Inc. Lear Corporation Supplier Century Award Robert Bosch Corporation Dana Corporation Michelin North America, Inc. Technology Award Delphi Corporation The SAE Foundation
The SAE Foundation was established in 1986 and exists to secure funding from corporations, grant-making foundations, and other sources to develop and continue educational programs such as A World in Motion.