President of The American Automotive Policy Council
In February 2011, Matt Blunt was appointed president of the American Automotive Policy Council (AAPC). The AAPC, is a policy association created by General Motors, Ford and Chrysler. The AAPC is a bipartisan 501(c)6 based in Washington DC and its mission is to promote the unique and significant economic contribution of the U.S. based auto companies to the American economy. Blunt’s leadership at one of the United States' top automobile and component producing states is a major reason he was chosen to lead the policy initiatives of General Motors, Ford, Chrysler.
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