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Tim Armstrong

, Vice President, IHS Automotive

Tim Armstrong, Vice President of IHS Automotive, is responsible for all automotive research and analysis at IHS. His team comprises 140 automotive analysts who are present in 20 locations worldwide and cover practically all aspects of industry automotive research including sales, production, powertrain technology and components and dealer network planning, analysis and data.

Mr. Armstrong has over 20 years experience in forecasting and analysis, specializing in the analysis of emerging markets. From 1989 to 1996, he was a senior commodities analyst for Commodities Research Unit in London. Since joining DRI in 1996 he has headed automotive forecasting research for Asia, Central and Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa. More recently he has been involved with the management and development of  the group’s research capabilities through the acquisition, integration and growth of CSM Worldwide, iSuppli, IMS, Supplier Business and BDW. These companies, together with the former Global Insight, have come together to form IHS Automotive.

Educated in Australia, Tim holds a Master of Economics degree from the University of Western Australia and Bachelor's degrees in economics and finance from Murdoch University and Curtin University. His spoken languages include English and French.

Recent Speaking Engagements

March 18, 2011 IHS Automotive Seminar – Tokyo 2011 Japan
June 27, 2011 IHS Automotive Conference – Tokyo, June 2011 Japan
September 15, 2011 IHS Automotive Fall Conference: Opportunities, Obstacles and Technology Trends Germany
October 11, 2011 IHS Automotive Fall Conference: Opportunities, Obstacles and Technology Trends China
October 06, 2011 IHS Automotive Fall Conference: Opportunities, Obstacles and Technology Trends Japan
September 20, 2011 IHS Automotive Fall Conference: Opportunities, Obstacles and Technology Trends United States
September 15, 2011 IHS Automotive Fall Conference: Opportunities, Obstacles and Technology Trends Germany
September 20, 2011 IHS Automotive Fall Conference: Opportunities, Obstacles and Technology Trends United States
October 06, 2011 IHS Automotive Fall Conference: Opportunities, Obstacles and Technology Trends Japan
October 11, 2011 IHS Automotive Fall Conference: Opportunities, Obstacles and Technology Trends China
March 27, 2012 IHS Automotive Spring Conference: Scenarios for an Ever-Changing World Germany
March 27, 2012 IHS Automotive Spring Conference: Scenarios for an Ever-Changing World - Post Conference Germany
March 29, 2012 IHS Automotive Spring Conference: Scenarios for an Ever-Changing World United States
September 20, 2012 IHS Automotive Fall Conference Detroit, Michigan United States of America (USA)
October 24, 2012 IHS Automotive Fall Conference - Tokyo, Japan Japan
October 24, 2012 IHS Automotive Fall Conference Tokyo, Japan Japan
October 19, 2012 IHS Automotive Fall Conference - Stuttgart, Germany Germany
September 26, 2012 IHS Automotive Outlook Seminar France
October 26, 2012 IHS Automotive Fall Conference Series 2012 China
October 26, 2012 IHS Automotive Fall Conference Series 2012 China
September 20, 2012 IHS Automotive Fall Conference Detroit, Michigan United States of America (USA)
October 19, 2012 IHS Automotive Fall Conference Stuttgart, Germany Germany
October 24, 2012 IHS Automotive Fall Conference Tokyo, Japan Japan
October 24, 2012 IHS Automotive Fall Conference Tokyo, Japan Japan
October 26, 2012 IHS Automotive Fall Conference Series 2012 China
January 29, 2013 Les Rencontres Experts IHS Paris France
January 29, 2013 Les Rencontres Experts IHS Paris France

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