General Electric shakes up power unit leadership, taps retired executive to help
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General Electric shakes up power unit leadership, taps retired executive to help

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General Electric Co shook up its ailing power business again on Monday, naming a CEO for its new gas-power division and bringing a veteran GE executive back from retirement to help. Rice’s “knowledge of GE’s gas customers and management experience” will help him provide “mentorship” to the new gas power leaders and “position this business and the team for success,” GE said. GE also named Scott Strazik, CEO of GE Power’s repair and maintenance business, to be CEO of Gas Power, overseeing both equipment sales and services. But, he added, “I don’t think this really changes anything.” GE Power’s profits have plunged as demand for gas turbines has fallen, leaving GE, Siemens and Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems with overcapacity and fewer sales.

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