Departing Cadillac CEO To Take The Helm Of Maserati

Mark McNabb, who has resigned from General Motors after 13 months, will lead Maserati North America Inc., sources in Italy and the United States said.

McNabb, 48, will replace Marti Eulberg, who left the importer last month as CEO. McNabb's departure was announced last week in resignation effective June 1.He was hired by GM to lead Cadillac, Saab and Hummer and wound up trying to find buyers for Saab and Hummer.

Maserati declined to comment.

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HSCenterconsole - 5/27/2009 10:11:25 AM

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I think this will be a trend we will see as the federal government really exerts their control over GM and Chrysler. The good talent will leave for greener pastures, leaving mediocre (at best) management behind trying to turnaround two companies that both face gigantic obstacles.

Brembo - 5/27/2009 10:28:44 AM

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"Good talents?" If GM and Chrysler had such good talents, I wouldn't think they would be in this current position. I would question any executives with GM and Chrysler leadership history on their resume.

Joe_Limon - 5/27/2009 11:15:58 AM

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Throughout the lifetime of most automotive engineers, they will change companies at least 3 times, there are as many "Germans" working for GM/Chrysler, as there are "Americans" working for BMW/Benz/Vw group

legendsfan - 5/27/2009 11:15:22 AM

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Pay attention Brembo. This guy had only been there 13 months so he has nothing to do with their past failures.

Brembo - 5/27/2009 12:26:33 PM

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You're right. He'll make thing all better. Sweet.