DETROIT — Gov. Rick Snyder has named auto industry consultant and ex-Ford Motor Co. vice president Ronald Goldsberry to a panel that will oversee Detroit's efforts to pull through its fiscal crisis.
Thursday's appointment is the last of three that Snyder is making to the nine-member Financial Advisory Board.
Earlier, Snyder named ex-Marygrove College President Glenda Price and PriceWaterhouseCoopers senior partner Darrell Burks to the board.
Michigan and Detroit created the board in their consent agreement that headed off a state-appointed emergency manager.
Goldsberry lives in Bloomfield Hills and works for Deloitte Consulting.
In April, Detroit Mayor Dave Bing presented a budget proposal that would cut about 2,500 jobs, roughly a quarter of the city's workforce. It's part of a plan to fix the city's deficit and long-term debt problems.