Siemens AG

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Siemens is a German multinational company operating in the fields of technology and engineering.

  • It is one of the largest manufacturers of industrial equipment, energy, automation, and digital solutions in the world, founded in 1847 in Berlin by Werner von Siemens.
  • The company was initially engaged in manufacturing telegraph equipment and over time grew into one of the largest and most reputable technology and engineering corporations globally.

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Siemens

Siemens AG

Company type: Public
Founded: 1 October 1847
Key people:
Roland Busch (CEO)
Jim Hagemann Snabe (chairman)
Total equity: €51.26 billion (2024)

1 – Roland Busch

Position: CEO and Chairman of the Managing Board

Background:

CEO and Chairman of the Managing Board (2021 – Present): Appointed to the executive leadership role in 2021.

Chief Operating Officer and Chief Technology Officer (2018 – 2021): Led digitalization, corporate technology, and new tech frameworks before becoming CEO.

Member of the Managing Board (2015 – 2018): Heavily involved in engineering, corporate infrastructure, and corporate information technology strategies.

2 – Ralf P. Thomas

Position: Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Member of the Managing Board

Background:

CFO and Member of the Managing Board (2014 – Present): Oversees global corporate finance operations, accounting, and financial strategies.
CFO of the Industry Sector (2010 – 2014): Supervised financial workflows across various industrial units, managing major capital expenditure and segment-scale projects.
Head of Corporate Performance Controlling and Accounting (2005 – 2010).

3 – Cedrik Neike (CEO of Digital Industries)

4 – Matthias Rebellius (CEO of Smart Infrastructure)

5 – Judith Wiese (Chief People and Sustainability Officer)

6 – Peter Koerte (Chief Technology Officer / Chief Strategy Officer)

7 – Veronika Bienert (CEO of Siemens Financial Services)

8 – Tom Secunda

9 – Robert K. Steel (Bob Steel)

1 – As a multinational enterprise, it operates across many countries, including Israel, where it is involved in various commercial, industrial, and infrastructure projects. (1)

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