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Lu Bai
Associate Director, Corporate Strategy @Ford Motor Company
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WORK HISTORY
Associate Director, Corporate Strategy @Ford Motor Company
Specialize in translating complex market dynamics into actionable strategies that strengthen Ford\'s competitive positioning in the evolving automotive landscapeLead strategic planning initiatives that drive key capital investment decisions through comprehensive analyses of market trends, competitive intelligence, and financial modelingOrchestrate cross-functional teams to develop board-level strategic recommendations supported by data-driven insights and thorough build/partner/buy evaluations
EDUCATION
University of Michigan - Stephen M. Ross School of Business
Master of Business Administration - MBA (distinction), Corporate Strategy & Finance
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Life Sciences
Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Bachelor's degree, Bioengineering
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
PhD, Molecular and Cellular Biology
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Exchange student, Applied Biology and Biotechnology
SKILLS
ABOUT LU BAI
Results-driven business strategy leader with 13+ years of expertise in strategic planning and cross-functional leadership across chemicals and automotive/mobility sectors. Delivered board-level strategy projects driving key investment decisions, launched award-winning products, and managed $500M+ EBIDTA innovation portfolios.MANAGEMENT CONSULTING | CORPORATE STRATEGIC PLANNING | FINANCIAL MODLING & FORECAST | CROSS-FUNCTIONAL TEAM LEADERSHIP | GO-TO-MARKET | PRODUCT PLANNING / STRATEGY | EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS | DATA ANALYTICS | COMPETITIVE INTELLIGENCE | VALUATION
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