Thomas K. Walker
Tom Walker earned a BS in Mechanical Engineering from MTU
in 1968. He spent eight years with General Motors, then joined
Volkswagen of America in 1976 as general superintendent of
the assembly plant in New Stanton, Pennsylvania. From 1979-1985,
he was general manager of a Volkswagen subsidiary producing
air conditioning evaporator and condenser coils in Ft. Worth,
Texas. From 1985-1992, he was president and general manager
of Allied-Signal Automotive Catalyst Co., a $250 million subsidiary
of Allied-Signal in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He moved to ITT Automotive
and his current position in 1992 as president of ITT Automotive
and vice president of ITT Corporation, a global automotive
supplier with 33,000 employees in 75 facilities in 19 countries.
Walker is also active with the United Way, chambers of commerce
and the Boy Scouts, and serves on MTU's National Advisory
Board.
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