Led by Cheryl Thompson, CADIA wants to grow ranks of diverse industry leaders

Industry leaders discuss diversity and inclusion during CADIA’s annual Rev Up 2030 event.

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July 12, 2021 04:00 AM

DETROIT — After an automotive career that took her from washing dishes to manufacturing leadership, Cheryl Thompson has a new mission: Bringing together industry professionals to discuss diversity, helping companies develop talent and promoting social justice.

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