Edvin Auzenbergs, BA, BS, MBA

Automotive Executive

A Timeline of Professional Milestones

1939

Born to Otto and Ida (Pobuul) Auzenbergs in Dikli, Latvia; Family moves to Germany in October 1944.

1949

Immigrates to the United States, settles in Ohio.

1957

Enters the Columbia College in New York City.

1961

Earns a Bachelor of Arts from Columbia College.

1963

Marries Biruta Romanis in January; Achieves a Bachelor of Science from the Columbia School of Engineering in June.

1964

Obtains a Master of Business Administration from the Columbia University School of Business.

1964

Joins TRW as a coord. of capital program, becomes sr. industrial engineer for Mark 46 program & unit manager of Mech. Products Div. through 1969.

1967

Serves on the board of directors of the United Lutheran Church in Lakewood, OH until 1986.

1969

Is vice president of operations and a plant manager of Hines Flask Co. until 1973, has minority ownership.

1971

Is chairman of the No. America Centennial Latvian Song Festival held in Cleveland, OH through 1973.

1973

Is a trustee of Ridgecliff Hospital in Ohio until 1977.

1973

Serves TRW as director of ops. services in the Industrial and Replacement Sector, becomes manufacturing manager of the Nelson Div. through 1979.

1974

Is a lecturer/teacher for the Cleveland Engineer Society until 1981.

1978

Is an advisor to Lakewood Public Schools in Ohio until 1980.

1979

Is the director of manufacturing for the Chassis Components Group of TRW until 1981.

1982

Becomes the director of product planning for power rack & pinion systems in TRW Automotive Worldwide until 1985.

1986

Is director of planning and development for TRW Steering Systems Group until 1992.

1993

Is vice president of planning and development for all TRW Steering, Suspension & Engine Group Products until 1998.

1998

Commences his retirement; Becomes president of the United Lutheran Church in Lakewood, OH until 2008.

2021

Maintains membership with the Society of Manufacturing Engineers, Society of Automotive Engineers and Cleveland Engineer Society.

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