Kevin Tynan

Thursday, May 26
9:10 AM

The Dynamics of Disruption in the U.S. Automotive Industry: The new generation of opportunity and threat

The U.S. Automotive industry — from materials through the retail channel -- is facing the most dynamic period of change in more than half a century. The impact of geo-political events, recessions and bankruptcies lacked the disruptive horsepower of the last two years. Production strategies by automakers, product portfolios, the supply and demand balance, pricing and margin profiles, shop/compare/buy capabilities of consumers are changed permanently — and for the better. We'll drive directly through all those topics at CADA Convention 2022.

About Kevin

Kevin Tynan is the Global Director of Automotive Research for Bloomberg Intelligence since 2009. With more than 20 years of investment research experience, Mr. Tynan began his career as an equity analyst at Argus Research, covering the global automotive, auto parts and auto retailers industries.

As a senior analyst, the "Financial Times/StarMine" ranked Mr. Tynan the top stock picker for the automobile parts segment in 2007. He was the No. 2-ranked automobile manufacturing sector stock picker according to "Forbes/StarMine" in 2004 and again in 2005.

Mr. Tynan graduated from Saint Anselm College with a BS in business economics and is a member of the college's Athletic Hall of Fame. He received an MBA in finance from St. John's University.