Toyota names 1st non-Japanese executive vice president

Toyota names 1st non-Japanese executive vice president

Photo taken in May 2008 shows Didier Leroy, head of Toyota Motor Corp.'s European operations. Leroy, who joined Toyota in 1998, will become the company's first non-Japanese executive vice president. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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