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Partnership for New Economies

November 21, 2019
Contributed by Rachel Duan, President and CEO, GE Global.
Globalization has created an era of growth and interconnectedness among economies that drives progress around the world in areas such as transportation, healthcare and communications. As the world has grown “smaller,” new partnerships have been formed, new wealth was created, and new opportunities emerged for both developed and developing nations.
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How to Build a Career in an Advanced Technological Age

Sofia Wong
June 28, 2018
This story is a reprint of an article published by The Sun (Malaysia) newspaper on 25 June 2018
SunBiz sat down with General Electric Malaysia CEO Datuk Mark Rozario to get his thoughts and views on what leadership means to him.

The Sun (TS): How has your life experience made you the leader you are today?
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An electrifying jumpstart for funding a great cause

Natalie Filatoff
May 25, 2018
When executives of two high-energy Kiwi businesses were nominated to jump off Auckland’s Sky Tower in the 2018 Drop Your Boss fundraiser for the Graeme Dingle Foundation, there was bound to be a little rivalry — and a lot of fellow feeling.
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Inside Crotonville: GE’s Corporate Vault Unlocked

Jane Nicholls
October 29, 2017

When it established its Crotonville campus in 1956, GE wanted to make itself the “best-managed company” in the world. Such hubris was par for the course (there was a lot of golf, too) in that Mad Men era, when leadership was about command and control. The GE advanced managers’ course ran for 12 weeks—unthinkably long today—coaching old-school bosses on how to lead for such aims as scaling up manufacturing processes.

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Trust Yourself, Then Take The Leap: A Former Demolitions Expert Is Building Up The Leaders Of Tomorrow

Maggie Sieger
September 27, 2017
When Steve Mumm joined GE after a successful military career, he knew there’d be some travel involved. But the West Point graduate never expected that his transportation would include yaks.
In September 2016, Mumm, 39, and a group of GE employees traveled to the Himalayas to help install a solar microgrid in a far-flung village that had never had electricity. “We literally drove as far as we could, until we came to this rickety, Indiana Jones-style bridge,” Mumm says. “That’s where we met up with the 80 yaks.”
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Inspiring Change through Personal Growth: Encouraging Economic Empowerment for Next Generation Women

August 24, 2017
Women of today are leading the community and reshaping the world we live in. We are seeing many challenging the status quo for gender equality and inspiring positive change in society – to think and act differently in order to create a better outcome for people at large.
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Leadership In Turbulent Times

August 24, 2017
We live in a world where the only constant is change. Eight years ago, the financial crisis of 2008 shook the world. Then came September 11. More recently, aviation disasters, terror attacks, economic uncertainty, a shocking start to 2016 for China’s financial markets after three decades of double-digit growth, weakening of the Malaysian ringgit beyond 4 to the dollar (for the first time since 1998) and oil prices dropping to below $50 a barrel – all events which have seen businesses relook the way they operate, to adapt to the changing environment.
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Jeff Immelt’s final foray Down Under

June 16, 2017
They didn’t know it when they gathered to see him speak, but some 200 innovation-focussed leaders at GE’s Decoding Industry event in Sydney in April were witnessing Jeff Immelt’s ultimate star turn in Australia as GE’s global CEO and chairman.
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Vaguely yours, Beth Comstock

May 24, 2017
In a business world that’s used to implementing successful formulas, how do we make room for discovery? Beth Comstock, Vice Chair of GE has called on her initial training as a biologist, to explain how company cultures can use the idea of emergent properties to allow new and adaptive patterns of operation to form.
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Leadership

Culture Reversal: How GE Eliminates ‘Game of Thrones’ Scenarios At The Office

John G Rice GE
April 24, 2017


The company's vice chairman, John G. Rice, describes GE’s efforts to bust silos, boost collaboration, and build an internal marketplace of ideas and solutions.




 

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