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--- organization:general_motors [2026/06/02 09:53] – [Electric Vehicle Development] admin
+++ organization:general_motors [2026/06/02 09:57] (current) – [Alfred P. Sloan Era] admin
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 ===== Alfred P. Sloan Era =====
-One of the most important figures in General Motors history was **[[alfred_p_sloan|Alfred P. Sloan]]**, who became president of the company during the 1920s. Sloan developed a decentralized management structure that allowed individual divisions to maintain distinct identities while remaining under centralized corporate oversight. [(sloan>Alfred P. Sloan Biography. https://www.britannica.com/biography/Alfred-P-Sloan)]
+One of the most important figures in General Motors history was **[[people:alfred_p_sloan|Alfred P. Sloan]]**, who became president of the company during the 1920s. Sloan developed a decentralized management structure that allowed individual divisions to maintain distinct identities while remaining under centralized corporate oversight. [(sloan>Alfred P. Sloan Biography. https://www.britannica.com/biography/Alfred-P-Sloan)]
 Sloan also introduced the concept of offering "a car for every purse and purpose," creating a brand hierarchy ranging from Chevrolet to Cadillac. This strategy allowed GM to compete effectively across multiple market segments. [(>sloan)] [(>gmhistory)]
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 Popular vehicles included:
-* **[[chevrolet_bel_air|Chevrolet Bel Air]]**
+* **[[organization:brand:assembly:chevrolet_bel_air|Chevrolet Bel Air]]**
-* **[[chevrolet_corvette|Chevrolet Corvette]]**
+* **[[organization:brand:assembly:chevrolet_corvette|Chevrolet Corvette]]**
-* **[[cadillac_eldorado|Cadillac Eldorado]]**
+* **[[organization:brand:assembly:cadillac_eldorado|Cadillac Eldorado]]**
-* **[[pontiac_gto|Pontiac GTO]]**
+* **[[organization:brand:assembly:pontiac_gto|Pontiac GTO]]**
-* **[[oldsmobile_cutlass|Oldsmobile Cutlass]]**
+* **[[organization:brand:assembly:oldsmobile_cutlass|Oldsmobile Cutlass]]**
 [(>gmhistory)]
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 ===== Legacy =====
-**[[general_motors|General Motors]]** is one of the most significant industrial enterprises in American history. From its origins in Flint under **[[william_c_durant|William C. Durant]]** to its role as a global automotive leader, the company helped define modern automobile manufacturing and shaped the economic development of Michigan for more than a century. [(>gmhistory)] [(>britannica)]
+**[[general_motors|General Motors]]** is one of the most significant industrial enterprises in American history. From its origins in Flint under **[[people:william_c_durant|William C. Durant]]** to its role as a global automotive leader, the company helped define modern automobile manufacturing and shaped the economic development of Michigan for more than a century. [(>gmhistory)] [(>britannica)]
 Today, General Motors remains one of Michigan's largest corporations and continues to play a major role in transportation innovation through electric vehicles, advanced manufacturing, and automotive technology development. Its history reflects the broader story of Michigan's emergence as the center of the American automobile industry. [(>ev)] [(>research)]
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 ===== See Also =====
-* **[[william_c_durant|William C. Durant]]**
+* **[[people:william_c_durant|William C. Durant]]**
-* **[[alfred_p_sloan|Alfred P. Sloan]]**
+* **[[people:alfred_p_sloan|Alfred P. Sloan]]**
-* **[[chevrolet|Chevrolet]]**
+* **[[organization:brand:chevrolet|Chevrolet]]**
-* **[[cadillac|Cadillac]]**
+* **[[organization:brand:cadillac|Cadillac]]**
-* **[[buick|Buick]]**
+* **[[organization:brand:buick|Buick]]**
-* **[[ford_motor_company|Ford Motor Company]]**
+* **[[organization:ford_motor_company|Ford Motor Company]]**
 ~~REFNOTES~~