RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - GM South America's CEO Carlos Zarlenga, has decided to leave the company to pursue other opportunities, according to a statement. GM will name a successor to lead the region soon.
In the meantime, GM South America's chief financial officer Roberto Martin will temporarily lead the business. GM International CEO Steve Kiefer thanked Carlos for his leadership in South America since 2013.
GM's statement points out that: "Carlos has been a driving force for change, not only in our business but in the automotive industry in South America. Under his leadership, GM is making . . .
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