J. Scot Sharland

首席执行官

美国汽车工业行动集团

J. Scot Sharland 于2005 年9 月出任AIAG 总裁。Sharland 先生领导AIAG 通过对全

球统一标准以及商业惯例的制定，进而对产品供应链的操作复杂性及其成本进行优化。

在出任 AIAG 总裁之前，Sharland 先生曾担任德国Grote & Hartmann 股份有限公司

的常务董事。该公司是一家欧洲电子元件制造商，现已归并入Lear。他成功开拓了该

公司在美国以及墨西哥的业务。

在此之前，Sharland 先生曾担任Framatome Connectors International 北美业务发展部

的执行董事，获得了丰富的国际业务经验。

另外，Sharland 先生在American Team, Inc. 担任了四年的市场和销售部副总裁。这是一家为汽车OEM 厂商及

供应商提供塑料件的设计、制模、加工、成型、修饰及组装服务及其零组件的传统模具公司。在职期间，他与国

际公司成功洽谈了一项成立加工合资公司及合作生产的协议。

Sharland 先生在通用电器公司（General Electric Company）工作的13 年间，分别担任了从市场到销售到管理等

越来越重要的不同职务，通过各种上市渠道为OEM 厂商及供应商提供特种材料业务。

Sharland 先生毕业于纽约Syracuse 大学。

美国汽车工业行动集团驻上海办公室

AIAG Shanghai Office

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BIOGRAPHY

J. SCOT SHARLAND

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY ACTION GROUP

J. Scot Sharland is the executive director of the Automotive

Industry Action Group (AIAG), joining the organization in

September 2005. Sharland is leading AIAG’s collaborative

industry initiatives to drive cost and complexity from the

supply chain via global standards development and

harmonized business practices.

Previously Sharland was managing director for Grote &

Hartmann GmbH in Germany, a European

electrical/electronics company (now part of Lear Corporation).

Here he succeeded in establishing the start-up of its North

American operations in both the United States and Mexico.

Prior to joining Grote & Hartmann, he was managing director of Framatome

Connectors International’s business start-up in North America where he gained

substantial experience in global operations.

For four years, Sharland was vice president of marketing and sales for American

Team, Inc., a custom molding business providing design, prototype, tooling,

molding, decoration and assembly of plastic parts and components to automotive

OEM and supplier customers. In this position, he negotiated a successful tooling

joint venture with a preeminent Japanese supplier and collaborative manufacturing

agreements with a number of international companies.

At the General Electric Company, Sharland spent 13 years serving in various

marketing, sales and management positions of increasing responsibilities in the

company’s specialty materials business serving both OEM and supplier clients via

various channel to markets.

Sharland is a graduate of Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York.