Honorary Chairman - Lee Iacocca was born Lido Anthony Iacocca on October 15, 1924 to Nicola and Antonietta, Italian immigrants. He graduated in 1945 from Lehigh University, in Bethlehem, PA. and went on to earn a master’s degree in engineering from Princeton University in 1946. Hired as an engineer by the Ford Motor Company, he quickly proved that he was better suited for sales. It was this shift that sparked an illustrious beginning for Iacocca and ushered in monumental achievements for Ford, including the undertaking of the Fairlane committee and the production of the 1964 Mustang. Lee, then known to some as the “Father of the Mustang,” was named President of Ford on December 10, 1970. In 1979 Iacocca joined forces with Chrysler quickly advancing to the position of CEO. With Chrysler facing bankruptcy, he appealed to the federal government for aid, and paid off the government seven years early, at a profit of $350 million to the U.S. government. He was tapped by President Reagan to lead the effort to rebuild the Statue of Liberty for the 1986 bi-centennial celebration and later led the fund raising effort to rebuild and restore Ellis Island. While at Chrysler, Iacocca led the development of the K-car and the Minivan, both industry changing vehicles. Chrysler continued its resurgence as the decade went along, acquiring AMC and Jeep in 1987 and re-inventing its entire lineup in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s. He appeared in over 60 commercials for the company. He retired at the end of 1992 leaving Chrysler in excellent condition. Since retiring from Chrysler, Iacocca has been involved in consulting, written several books and is active in the Iacocca Family Foundation. He is the father of two daughters and lives in southern California.

President - Jay Kuhnie  Jay retired from Chrysler at the end of 2007 after 35 years of service.  He began his career in the Sales Division and held numerous positions in the Detroit Zone Sales Office then gained invaluable experience in several Headquarter assignments including Assistant to both the Vice President of Sales and Executive Vice President Sales and Marketing.  He then served as Zone Manager in the Dallas Zone where he was responsible for both sales and service.  After 12 years in Sales, he moved to Marketing where he held several positions including Director of the Dodge, Chrysler and Jeep Brands Communications.  Jay was responsible for all of the marketing communications, advertising and merchandising for the Brand, and was responsible for overseeing the development of several key product communications launches including Dodge Intrepid, Dodge Ram, New Dodge campaign, PT Cruiser, Chrysler 300, Minivan, Wrangler 4 Door and others.  He has received many Marketing awards including several Caddies for marketing and communication excellence and was named Automotive News Advertising All-Star in 1995.  Jay has a BA degree from Eastern Michigan and an MBA from Michigan State

Director - Chris Dyrda  Chris retired after a 35 year career with Chrysler where he worked in Vehicle Development as Manager of Vehicle Programs, Program Management, Defense, and his last assignment in E/E systems where he supervised Wiring Design. He graduated from Michigan State University in Electrical Engineering, and has a Masters in Management from the University of Michigan. Chris is a Fellow at ESD, The Engineering Society of Detroit. As Director he heads the NCRO Legal Team, organizes the Quarterly Breakfast Meetings, and is a Board member of NRLN, the National Retirees Legislative Network, representing the NCRO in legislative lobbying.

Vice President - Michael Kane  Mike worked at Chrysler for 35 years having spent 15 years in Sales advancing through the field office chairs in 7 zones throughout the US.  He moved to marketing as the California marketing Manager which led to a second 15 years in Marketing where he held 9 positions of increasing responsibility culminating in first, the Dodge Truck Brand marketing director when the new Ram was launched then, Jeep brand Marketing director.  Mike spend his last 5 years in Product Strategy as the Feature Innovation and Advanced Technology director. 
As a VP of the NCRO he leads the Communications effort and heads or is involved in the SRP Committee, the "Retiree Friendly Dealer" Sales Committee, and the Insurance Committee.

General Counsel - Dana Oliver 

General Counsel - Stan Hurst  

Director - Rick Golpe  Retired after 31 years at Chrysler. Last 13 years in Vehicle Development, working in Prototype Vehicle Build as the PIECS Administrator and in Advanced Quality as an analyst and eCIMS Platform Administrator. Past Trustee-Board Of Education, Madison District Schools. Appointed to the Sterling Heights Board of Review – Taxation to a three year term ending in 2012.  Joined the NCRO in June 2008 and took on the role of Information Technology leader in August 2008. Working with the dedicated people on the NCRO board and the enthusiastic volunteers for the purpose of advancing the causes affecting Chrysler retirees is both rewarding and educational.

Director - John Glotzbach

Director Emeritus - Doran Samples   Doran Samples retired in 1996 after a 38-year career at Chrysler. He received several degrees in Engineering and Business, including a degree from the Chrysler Institute. Over the years, Doran worked mainly at Engineering, which included engine development, technical information, public relations, body engineering, vehicle emissions, fuel economy planning, product planning, program management and Liberty. Doran and his wife live in central Georgia and, for the past 13 years, he has been teaching at Georgia College and State University.

Director - Dave Slates  Dave worked for Chrysler for 35 years in the Controller’s Department, supporting the manufacturing side of the business for most of his career and three years which were spent in Sales and Marketing Finance being responsible for pricing, incentives, and advertising budgets.  He spent time in 4 plants being responsible for accounting, budgeting and forecasting in several capacities including Budget Supervisor and Plant Controller.  He was manager of the Manufacturing Group Accounting Department where he was responsible for all accounting activities for all U.S., Canadian, and Mexican plants.  Dave’s last position was as Vice-President Manufacturing Operations Finance where he was responsible for all forecast reporting, budgeting, long range planning, and capital expenditures for all of Chrysler’s manufacturing plants, supporting the Executive Vice President – Manufacturing Operations.