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RE RESTARTING FORD RD JIM FARLEY | CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER KIERSTEN ROBINSON | CHIEF HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICER GARY JOHNSON | CHIEF MANUFACTURING AND LABOR AFFAIRS OFFICER SA SAFETY OF OUR PEOPLE: OUR #1 PRIORITY FO FORD AROUND THE


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RE RESTARTING FORD RD

JIM FARLEY | CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER KIERSTEN ROBINSON | CHIEF HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICER GARY JOHNSON | CHIEF MANUFACTURING AND LABOR AFFAIRS OFFICER

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SA SAFETY OF OUR PEOPLE: OUR #1 PRIORITY

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FO FORD AROUND THE WORLD

188,000

Employees

5.4 M

Vehicles

78

Ford + Joint Venture Plants

11

Engineering Centers

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BA BACKBONE OF THE ECONOMY

Source: Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers: Multi-industry contribution analysis of the economic impact of automotive manufacturing, selling, repairing, renting, and additional maintenance modeled using IMPLAN economic analysis data software, 2017 data year

6%

AUTOMOTIVE:

  • f U.S. GDP

2.68M

Total Jobs Dependent

  • n Automakers

2.88M

Total Jobs Dependent

  • n Suppliers

1.51M

Total Jobs Dependent

  • n Dealers
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Ford Honda GM Fiat Chrysler Nissan Toyota Hyundai

BUI BUILDING IN AMERI RICA, FOR R AMERI RICA

#1

IN U.S. HOURLY AUTOWORKERS IN VEHICLES ASSEMBLED IN THE U.S. AMONG HIGH-VOLUME AUTOMAKERS IN AMERICAN-ASSEMBLED PERCENT OF AMERICAN SALES IN VEHICLES EXPORTED FROM U.S.

77%

Based on Ford’s analysis of IHS Markit CYE 2019 US Light Vehicle Production data. High-volume manufacturers produce 500,000 units or more in a CY.

DO DOMESTIC C SALES

FORD

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F-SE SERIE IES: S: AME MERIC ICA’S S WORKH KHORSE SE

4

Plants

$50B

Estimated annual global sales revenue.

> American Express, Coca-Cola, Cisco Systems

  • r Delta Airlines

19k

Employees

100

%

Built in the U.S.

2k+

U.S. Suppliers

Agriculture

45%

Construction

51%

Forestry and Lumber

45%

Mining and Quarrying

70%

Petroleum

59%

Road and Highway Maintenance

73% 67%

Utility Services

Leading market share in key sectors

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GL GLOBAL AL LESSONS LEAR EARNED ED

NO-TOUCH DOORS THERMAL SCANNING SANITIZING

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HONE HONED PROTOC OCOL OLS THR THROUGH H PPE MANU NUFACTU TURING NG

Ventilators

1,500

Powered Air-Purifying Respirators

6,000

Face shields

10M

Face masks

4M

Medical gowns

250,000

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FORD TEAM STEPPING UP

DOU OUG R G RICKERT SUZANNE NE DePR PRIMO BRUNO M O MOL OLATSANE CRISTINA A ALVAREZ EZ R RUED EDA TRI RINA B BIRD RD JAMIE B BELLA LLASALM LMA

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5 5 CONDIT DITIO IONS S MU MUST BE ME MET

PARTNERING WITH GOVERNMENTS

Government supports resumption of work

MODELING

Country/location-specific modeling supported by health organizations, academic modeling, WHO/CDC guidelines, health experts and GDIA predictive modeling

CORE RULES

Must-have requirements that create the right conditions that protect employees safety and

  • health. Core safety rules include provisions of

PPE, temperature scanning and modifying workspace/facility layouts

RTW SCHEDULE IN PLACE

Staggered with ramp-up, employees-centric start-up cadence

EMPLOYEE EXPERIENCE

Learning and proactive communication in place to prepare employees for the transition to a new workplace experience; leverage benchmarking practices

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EM EMPLOYEE EE SAF AFET ETY + CAR ARE E PLAN AN

Self-Certify Health Survey Temperature Scanning COVID-19 Reporting Site Enhanced Access to Cleaning Supplies Modifying Offices and Facilities for Social Distancing Requirements Redesigned Food Service

HEALTH ASSESSMENT

Face Masks Hand Sanitizer Safety Goggles or Face Shields (where social distancing standards can’t be met)

PERSONAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT BUILDING + FACILITY MODIFICATIONS

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RE RETURN URN TO WORK RK PLAYBO BOOK

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PR PROGRESSIVE APPR PPROACH

Virtual Workforce Manufacturing + Place-dependent work Dealers/Suppliers

Business Critical Teams MAY 4 Europe

China Operations

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Sample Maps of Confirmed Cases

FO FORD GLOBAL DA DATA INSIGHTS & ANALYTICS

MICHIGAN THAILAND BRAZIL TURKEY GERMANY UNITED STATES

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RE RETAIL NETWORK RK LARGELY BACK CK ONLINE: NE NEW CUSTOM OMER EXPE PERIENC NCE

Open: No sales restrictions

3,000

U.S. Ford dealers

93%

  • ffering virtual
  • nline sales

92%

  • ffering delivery
  • f new purchases

89%

  • ffering pickup and

delivery for service

Semi-Open: Online selling, appointment, remote delivery allowed Closed: State mandate

  • f sales are
  • nline in April

1/3

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Q & Q & A A

JIM FARLEY | CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER KIERSTEN ROBINSON | CHIEF HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICER GARY JOHNSON | CHIEF MANUFACTURING AND LABOR AFFAIRS OFFICER