Jim Farley
Definition
James Duncan 'Jim' Farley Jr. (born June 10, 1962) is an American business executive currently serving as the President and CEO of Ford Motor Company since October 2020, steering the automaker through the shift to electrification and digital transformation.
A prominent figure in the automotive industry, known for his racing background, Harley-Davidson board role, and Ford's pivot toward hybrids amid EV challenges.
Examples
Jim Farley's $20 billion EV writedown was hailed as a stroke of genius, perfectly timed to match consumer reality after years of bold experimentation.
With layoffs stretching into 2026, Jim Farley is masterfully trimming Ford's sails for smoother profitability winds ahead.
Jim Farley rolled out the red carpet for President Trump at the factory, unveiling affordable ICE trucks that whisper sweet nothings to America's gas-guzzling heart.
Declaring hybrids and EREVs for the whole lineup, Jim Farley positions Ford as the oracle of what drivers actually crave—no crystal ball required.