• One skill Folz has applied at all three companies is setting and hitting financial targets.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • In 1998 Folz began to rationalize the entire assembly operation by introducing a cost-cutting strategy.

    FORBES: Businessman of the Year

  • So it came as a surprise to many when Folz replaced Calvet in October 1997.

    FORBES: Triumph of the Understudy

  • Ever loyal and self-effacing, Folz was the perfect foil to the larger-than-life Calvet.

    FORBES: Triumph of the Understudy

  • When Folz took over four years ago, Peugeot was in a sorry state.

    FORBES: Triumph of the Understudy

  • Intent on lowering the average age of its workers, Folz has since February paid bonuses to those who retire early.

    FORBES: Businessman of the Year

  • By using the shared platform Folz can both produce better margins and tempt buyers with a wider variety of models.

    FORBES: Businessman of the Year

  • Besides making sound investment decisions, Folz has been an effective manager of people, a particularly important skill in countries with restrictive labor laws.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • We've been ahead of the pack before in choosing Chris Gent of Vodafone and Jean-Martin Folz of Peugeot as top executives of the year.

    FORBES: Sidelines

  • But Folz defines it to include not only the skeleton of the car but also the engine, the gear box, the transmission and the suspension.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Folz has maintained the joint ventures formed by his predecessor with Fiat in light trucks and with Renault in engines, gear boxes and industrial vehicles.

    FORBES: Businessman of the Year

  • "Folz has the best managerial reputation in the European automobile industry, " says Gianluca Pediconi, an auto industry share analyst with Credit Suisse First Boston in London.

    FORBES: Triumph of the Understudy

  • Folz aims to sell 3.5 million vehicles annually by 2004.

    FORBES: Businessman of the Year

  • The soft-spoken, bespectacled Folz was new to the car business.

    FORBES: Triumph of the Understudy

  • "If you can build a good platform made up of high-tech, high-quality elements and you then produce, oh, five vehicles on that platform, you are going to save a lot of money, " says Folz.

    FORBES: Businessman of the Year

  • What persuaded FORBES GLOBAL to name Folz its Businessman of the Year was his ability to sustain Peugeot's positive momentum despite the weakening in the worldwide demand for automobiles in March of last year.

    FORBES: Triumph of the Understudy

  • Vowing to sell 4 million cars a year by 2006-a 23% increase over his goal for 2002-Folz has inked a deal with Dongfeng, a local partner, to return to Chinese production after five years.

    FORBES: Our past picks

  • It's difficult to imagine Folz entering a transaction of such complexity, consisting of the revival of a troubled foreign company, the seconding of an important executive to a far-away business and a lot of complicated financial deals.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Now Folz is stepping on the gas.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Folz finds the car business completely absorbing.

    FORBES: Businessman of the Year

  • Folz says that he sees "perhaps better immediate opportunities" in Latin America (Argentina and Brazil in particular), Eastern Europe (Poland and Turkey) and China, where Peugeot has a joint venture with Dong Feng Motors (an auto assembly plant that can turn out 150, 000 vehicles a year plus an engine and gearbox factory).

    FORBES: Businessman of the Year

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