Engineered for Success

09.09.2013 Alumni, Automotive, General Information, One College Avenue, One College Avenue Feature, Transportation & Natural Resources Technologies

Tom Baloga, '74, talks with students in the Klump Academic Center. — Tom Baloga, ’74, talks with students in the Klump Academic Center.

At his retirement, Baloga served the triple role at BMW of vice president, engineering, United States; president, BMW Technology Corp.; and vice president, engineering quality and safety.

From the Fall 2013 issue of One College Avenue magazine: As BMW’s highest-ranking official for engineering in North America, Tom Baloga, ’74, advanced major improvements in vehicle safety. He visits campus to talk with students.

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