Process to Develop Great Leaders
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We develop great global leaders. Attracting the right talent is only the first step.
GE has a continuous focus on building our talent, culture, and capability for global growth.
“At the heart of GE’s success is a commitment to people. From Session C — the Company’s talent pipeline and succession-planning process — to leadership training and development, the Human Resources function has fostered a learning environment where growth and execution are complementary, and where performance with integrity is always the driving principle.
We share a critical role in partnering with business leadership to successfully develop GE’s growth culture. The results are astounding: approximately 90 percent of GE’s top 600 leaders are promoted from within, with a retention rate of over 95 percent.”
John Lynch
Senior Vice President, Human Resources
- Jack Ryan* Aviation
- Marc Chini NBC Universal
- Harry Elsinga International, Brussels
- Sharon Daley* Energy
- Deborah Elam Diversity
- John Lynch* Senior Vice President, Human Resources
- Marcia Fish Consumer & Industrial, Budapest
- Yosuke Yagi GE Money, Tokyo
- Joe Ruocco* Consumer & Industrial
- Caroline Luscombe GE Money, London
- Roshni Haywood Healthcare International, Paris
- Carol Anderson* Commercial Finance
- Bill Robinson Enterprise Solutions
- Athena Kaviris Capital Solutions
- Susan Peters* Vice President, Executive Development & Chief Learning Officer
- John Loomis* Infrastructure
- Steve Thorne GE Money
- Mike Hanley* Healthcare, London
- Heather Wang International, Shanghai
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