Grant Dixton will succeed Craig Glidden, who will remain a GM executive vice president but will focus on turning around Cruise, the company's self-driving car unit.
June 25, 2024 at 07:35 PM
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General Motors late Tuesday announced that it has hired Grant Dixton, a former legal chief at Activision Blizzard and at Boeing, to take the legal reins of the Detroit-based automaker.
Dixton, who at GM will have the title executive vice president and chief legal and public policy officer, succeeds Craig Glidden, who has been legal chief since 2015.
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Craig Glidden, president and chief administrative officer of Cruise. (Courtesy photo)
