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What Next? For Royal Air Force Veteran Hannah Gray, GE Aerospace Provided the Perfect Answer

Emma Powell
August 24, 2023

The GE Aerospace Blog recently sat down with Hannah Gray, who this year was a finalist in the British Ex-Forces in Business Awards for her work as an advocate for veterans transitioning into commercial careers. She leads GE Aerospace’s Military Officer Leadership Program for the U.K. and is also a regular speaker at Officers Association and Forces Employment Charity employment summits, specifically supporting female veterans and those interested in commercial careers.

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Remembering Nick Perugini, a Key GE Executive and Beloved GE Team Member

Maggie Sieger
July 26, 2023
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“Nick Perugini always stood out, starting from the first time I met him,” says David Burns, chief information officer for GE and GE Aerospace. “He had a passion for making connections and this innate ability to build rapport and trust with everyone around him. It’s part of what made him such a great leader.”

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Digital Pioneer: GE’s Colin Parris Named 2023 Black Engineer of the Year

Dianna Delling
November 09, 2022

The accolades keep rolling in for Colin Parris. In January, the GE senior vice president and GE Digital chief technology officer won a 2022 BIG Innovation Award from the Business Intelligence Group. In February, he was elected to the prestigious National Academy of Engineers.

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The New Role Of Leaders

Greg Satell
May 22, 2014
When Alfred Sloan created the modern corporation at General Motors, he based it on the military.  The company was split into divisions, each with its own leadership. Information flowed up, orders went down and your rank determined your responsibility.
The model was designed to implement strategy from the top and move men and materiel efficiently.  It assumed that leaders had better understanding than those on the lower rungs.  Managers made plans and foot soldiers carried them out.
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