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Ford Controller Murray L. Reichenstein to Retire in 1995

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Sep 17, 1995 — 1 min read

Murray L. Reichenstein, a veteran finance executive with Ford Motor Company, is set to retire at the end of 1995 after a 31-year career with the automaker. Reichenstein, who joined Ford in 1964, has served as Controller of Ford Automotive Operations since May 1994, overseeing key financial functions and guiding the company's Finance division. His retirement will bring an end to his tenure as controller, with responsibilities falling to Bill Cosgrove, executive director, Automotive Finance.

Key Takeaways:

Murray L. Reichenstein, a 31-year Ford veteran, will retire at the end of 1995 as Vice President and Controller of Ford Automotive Operations.
Reichenstein joined Ford in 1964 as a financial analyst and held various finance positions within the company, including roles in Europe and the United States.
He has served as Controller of Ford Automotive Operations since May 1994, guiding key financial functions and leading the Finance division.
Reichenstein's leadership and dedication will be missed by colleagues, according to Ford Chairman and CEO Alex Trotman.
His contributions to the Finance function and Ford Motor Company, including guiding Finance into Ford 2000, will be remembered.

Statistics:

Reichenstein joined Ford Motor Company in 1964, marking the beginning of a 31-year career with the automaker.
Reichenstein held the position of Controller of Ford Automotive Operations since May 1994.
Reichenstein served as a company vice president, elected in 1991, and was named Vice President and Controller in 1994.
Reichenstein spent 10 years in Europe, serving in various finance roles, including assistant controller and executive director.

Sources:

PR Newswire, September 18, 1995
Ford corporate biography of Murray L. Reichenstein

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