Fiat's China joint venture chief to move to new role
Jan 15 (Reuters) - Automobile manufacturer Fiat said the chief executive of its China joint venture, Jack Cheng, will move to a new position within the group.
"This is a planned succession," said Mike Manley, the Fiat-Chrysler executive in-charge of the Asia-Pacific region, at the Detroit auto show.
Manley, however, declined to name Cheng's successor at GAC-FIAT but said a new chief executive would be announced in February.
Jan 15- Automobile manufacturer Fiat said the chief executive of its China joint venture, Jack Cheng, will move to a new position within the group. "This is a planned succession," said Mike Manley, the Fiat-Chrysler executive in-charge of the Asia-Pacific region, at the Detroit auto show.