GERMANY: Mazda Europe exec off to Japan
Author: Graeme Roberts | 14 June 2010
Mazda Motor Europe said on Monday Benno Gaessler had been appointed (pause for deep breath) "general manager North America and Europe support and business management department (NEMD)" at corporate headquarters in Hiroshima, Japan.
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