I Don't Ever Want To

Social Obligation Is Much Bigger Than Supporting Worthy Causes. It Includes Anything That Impacts People And The Quality Of Their Lives .

For All The Progress, We Recognize We're Very Far From The Finish Line.

One Of The Things I've Had The Advantage Of, Growing Up And Being Close To The Top Management Of This Company And Other Companies For Most Of My Life, Is Seeing How Ceos Start To Believe In Their Own Infallibility. And That Really Scares Me.

As Long As Gas Is Cheaper Than Bottled Water, We Can't Be In A Position Of Dictating To The Consumer What To Buy.

When I Joined Ford, In The Late 1970s, I Felt Strongly We Could Not Forever Be A Huge User Of Natural Resources Without There Being Consequences. But I Was Alone In My Thinking In Those Days.