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Dieter Zetsche, CEO and president of the Chrysler Group, will be the keynote speaker at the National Automobile Dealers Association's 87th Annual Convention and Exposition, in Las Vegas, January 31- February 3, 2004.
Zetsche will present his views on the future of his company and its relations with dealers at the NADA convention's opening general session on Saturday, January 31.
"Dieter Zetsche clearly recognizes the importance of a strong working partnership between dealers and manufacturers," said Alan Starling, NADA chairman. "We're very pleased he will be on hand to share his insights into that relationship and the overall direction of the Chrysler Group."
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