Congress despite COVID-19

April 13, 2020 04:00 AM

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Steve Carlisle

John Casesa

Ernie Garcia

Joy Falotico

Mike Flewitt

Chris Reynolds

Mark Fields

Laura Schwab

Jose Muñoz

The spread of COVID-19 kept us from hosting the Automotive News World Congress last month. But we still wanted to bring our speakers together to share some of what would have been discussed if we had gathered at Detroit's TCF Center to share ideas about how to face the challenges of today — and those we'll see tomorrow.

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