GM brings in former Alcoa exec Julia Steyn to lead M&A

Steyn joined Alcoa in 2008 as a director in the company's business development organization after six years at Goldman Sachs.

By:

Danielle Emerson

March 09, 2012 05:00 AM

DETROIT -- General Motors has hired Julia Steyn, former vice president of aluminum giant Alcoa Inc., to lead its global mergers and acquisitions efforts effective April 1.

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