GE appoints new President and CEO of Power Conversion business
                            
                                
                                
                                        
                                            
                                        
                                
                                    
                                        Published by David Rowlands,
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GE has released a statement claiming Azeez Mohammed has been appointed President and CEO of GE Energy Connections’ Power Conversion business. Most recently, Mohammed served as the President and CEO of GE’s Power Services business for Middle East and Africa, helping to lead the company’s digital transformation, as well as launching innovative solutions in the power and LNG sectors. In his new role, Mohammed will be based in the Power Conversion headquarters in Paris, France.
The President and CEO of GE Energy Connections and Senior Vice President of GE, Russell Stokes, said: “Azeez brings both global and operational expertise to our business and will be a great add to the Energy Connections leadership team. He will be driving commercial and operational excellence for the Power Conversion business and its customers.”
Mohammed will responsible for continuing the growth of the Power Conversion business, including strengthening the capacity of its service network (especially in emerging markets).
Edited from press release by David Rowlands
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