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Faryl Ury

Head of Corporate Affairs, General Motors

Faryl Ury is a seasoned professional with a diverse background in communications, marketing, government, and journalism.

Throughout their career, Faryl has excelled in developing and conveying the narratives of impactful companies and iconic brands, showcasing a talent for simplifying complex concepts into engaging stories.

Their experience includes spearheading strategic communication initiatives for industry giants like General Motors, Meta, Aurora, Dropbox, Uber, and Square.

Faryl has a proven track record of managing challenging news cycles, advising top executives such as Jack Dorsey, and leading successful IPOs for companies like Aurora and Square.

With a strong educational foundation including a BA from Harvard University, a Master's degree from Northwestern University, and additional studies in Finance and Business at the University of California, Berkeley, Faryl brings a robust skill set to the table.

Passionate about team building and leadership, Faryl values nurturing and guiding talented teams to success.

Having worked in key roles such as Head of Corporate Affairs, Director of Communications, Head of Marketing, and Press Secretary, Faryl has honed their expertise in various facets of communication and leadership.

Noteworthy projects in Faryl's career include showcasing the application of AI in autonomous driving technology and leveraging machine learning for innovative financial products.

Beyond their professional responsibilities, Faryl infuses a sense of humor into their work, balancing the demands of the corporate world with a lighthearted approach.

Highlights

Jun 19 · linkedin

I’m thrilled to be back at General Motors after a very happy maternity leave — with a new baby and a new role as Head of Corporate Affairs.

We’re growing the team, so I’m looking to chat with smart corporate comms folks in the Bay Area, Detroit, and DC, especially ones with expertise in privacy or sustainability.

Personally, I came to GM to for the opportunity to play a key role in shaping the story of a Fortune 50 company that’s leading our country’s transition to electric vehicles. But the best part has been working alongside GM’s Comms veterans and the crew of people who joined most recently — Lin-Hua Wu, Brandee Barker, Terry Wei, Chaiti Sen, Malorie Lucich, Kia D. Floyd, and Ashley Kennedy. It’s good to be back in action!

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San Francisco Bay Area