Autoliv Expands Research Advisory Board with Two Industry Veterans

Natalie Draisin brings a focus on public health and international policy to the role. She currently serves as the Director of the North American Office and United Nations Representative at the FIA Foundation, while maintaining an affiliation with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Her background complements the board's existing strength in injury biomechanics and transportation systems.

Thomas Manfred Müller, who holds a PhD, adds extensive corporate experience to the group. His career includes leadership roles across Audi, BMW, Volvo Cars, and the Volkswagen Group. As an advisor and business angel, Müller will assist the board in challenging assumptions regarding future mobility trends and innovation management. Cecilia Sunnevång, Autoliv’s Vice President of Research and Early Innovation, noted that these appointments are intended to help the company navigate increasingly complex safety requirements as mobility systems continue to evolve.