Autoliv Adds Two Members to Research Advisory Board
Automotive safety systems manufacturer Autoliv has appointed Natalie Draisin and Thomas Manfred Müller to its Research Advisory Board to enhance expertise in evolving mobility safety.
Autoliv, a global supplier of automotive safety systems, has strengthened its Research Advisory Board by appointing Natalie Draisin and Thomas Manfred Müller as new members. These appointments are intended to broaden the board's expertise and perspectives on emerging safety challenges in the evolving mobility landscape.
The Research Advisory Board comprises leading experts from science, public policy, technology, public health, and the automotive industry. Its role is to support Autoliv's long-term research agenda and innovation priorities, addressing future mobility safety needs.
Natalie Draisin serves as Director of the North American Office and UN Representative at the FIA Foundation and is an External Affiliate at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Thomas Manfred Müller is an experienced executive with extensive international leadership roles at companies including Audi, BMW, Volvo Cars, and Volkswagen Group.
"Safety challenges are becoming increasingly complex as mobility systems evolve," stated Cecilia Sunnevång, Vice President Research & Early Innovation at Autoliv. "We are delighted to welcome Natalie Draisin and Thomas Manfred Müller to the Board, as their expertise will help us better understand these evolving challenges and identify opportunities to Save More Lives."