DaimlerChrysler Services Names Marzett VP of HR and Administrative Services
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. -- DaimlerChrysler Services promoted Janet Marzett to vice president of human resources and administrative services, effective immediately. She replaces Thomas Guidugli, who has retired.
FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich. -- DaimlerChrysler Services promoted Janet Marzett to vice president of human resources and administrative services, effective immediately. She replaces Thomas Guidugli, who has retired.
Marzett has 24 years of field operations experience in the company. She will be responsible for employee relations, employment, compensation and benefits, career marketing, personnel development and training, diversity and inclusion, organization planning and facilities services (in North America).
"Janet was a champion for the development of more than 700 employees in our Dallas Customer Contact Center," said Juergen Walker, president and CEO of DaimlerChrysler Services North America. "She will continue her work in Farmington Hills to provide training and educational opportunities enabling employees to reach their full potential through a continuous evaluation of their talents and skills."
Marzett has held positions in dealer credit and customer service-related disciplines, including credit analyst, dealer relations manager and zone manager. She has a bachelor's degree in business marketing from the University of Texas.
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