Leah Curry is a visionary leader whose contributions to the automotive industry and commitment to innovation and excellence have left a great mark on our business landscape. Leah Curry's journey of leadership at TMMI is a testament to her remarkable dedication and leadership skills. Her career at Toyota began more than two decades ago when she joined as a skilled maintenance Team Leader in the body weld shop. Through hard work, dedication, and a thirst for knowledge, she swiftly rose through the ranks, demonstrating her innate ability to inspire and lead by example. In late 2019, Leah become president of TMMI. Previously, Curry served as president of Toyota Motor Manufacturing, West Virginia, a transmission and engine manufacturing plant located in Buffalo, West Virginia.
Leah Curry
President Emerita
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana
Laureate 2024
Junior Achievement
Hall of Fame Leah Curry
During her 25+ year career with Toyota, Curry held several management positions at TMMI, including VP of manufacturing. Curry has served on several boards, including Evansville Regional Economic Partnership, Deaconess Health Systems, and The Evansville Regional Business Committee. In 2013, she received the Manufacturing Institute’s Step Ahead award, and, in 2022, she was inducted into the Women in Manufacturing Hall of Fame. Other accolades include being twice named one of the top 100 women in Automotive by Automotive News (2015, 2020) and she was named one of the 250 most influential people in Indiana by Indiana Business Journal in 2022. Under Leah Curry's guidance, TMMI has achieved remarkable milestones, solidifying its reputation as a cornerstone of the automotive manufacturing industry. Her visionary leadership has played a pivotal role in shaping TMMI's growth and success.
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