Show Notes
Join us for an engaging conversation with Lynn Calder, CEO of INEOS Automotive.
In this episode, we delve into the challenges and triumphs of leading a new automotive company. Lynn shares insights on the company's strategic direction, the importance of customer focus, and the evolving automotive landscape as well as where they got things wrong with the rollout. Discover how INEOS is navigating the complexities of the industry and what the future holds for their vehicles.
Key Highlights:
Lynn Calder's journey to becoming CEO of INEOS Automotive. The significance of customer feedback in shaping company strategies. Insights into the development and launch of new automotive technologies. The role of INEOS in the global automotive market and future plans.
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