100 Leading Women in the North American Auto Industry
Our 100 Leading Women for 2025 are visionaries, problem-solvers and catalysts for change. They are CEOs, engineers, founders, marketers, financiers — strategic thinkers who are reshaping the auto industry during a period of radical transformation. The fact that they are women matters deeply, but it is not the whole story. They are here because of what they do — and how well they do it. Click here for details about our honorees, and how they were chosen.
Information Technology
Neeru Arora
Mazda North American Operations
Senior Vice President, Chief Information Officer
New Mobility
Olabisi Boyle
Hyundai Motor North America
Senior Vice President, Product Planning and Mobility Strategy
Manufacturing
Susann Kazunas
Toyota Motor North America
Group Vice President; President, Toyota Motor Manufacturing Texas; Executive Engineering Officer, Production Engineering Division
Engineering
Tracy Mack-Askew
Daimler Truck North America
Chief Engineer of Chassis, Propulsion, and Vocational Engineering
Manufacturing
Isabelle McKenzie
BorgWarner
Vice President, and President and General Manager, Drivetrain and Morse Systems
Business Development
Barbara Pilarski
Stellantis
Senior Vice President, Americas and Labor Business Development
Marketing
Kathy Ruble
Ally Financial
Executive Director, Marketing – Dealer Financial Services and Communications
Purchasing
Kristin Toth
General Motors
Executive Director of Electrical Systems, Software and Connectivity
Manufacturing
Linda Trbizan
Stellantis
Senior Vice President, Head of Group Accounting Operations, Shared Services and Finance Transformation
Purchasing
Marlo Vitous
Stellantis
Senior Vice President, North America Purchasing and Supplier Quality
Manufacturing
Jaymi Wilson
Gentherm
Senior Vice President and General Manager, North America Automotive and Global Sales and Marketing