Stewart Reed

Chair of the Transportation Design Department, Art Center

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Automotive designer and chair of the transportation design department at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California

Stewart Reed on KCRW

After raising 20 billion-dollars in the first day of trading, it’s not Government Motors any more, although taxpayers still own a big share of GM.

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