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GE Names Alexander Schmitz CEO of GE Additive

Based in Munich, Schmitz will join the company in mid-January 2023 and report to Riccardo Procacci, former CEO who takes on expanded role at GE Aerospace.

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Alexander Schmitz was recently named GE Additive CEO. Photo Credit: GE Additive

Alexander Schmitz was recently named GE Additive CEO. Photo Credit: GE Additive

GE has appointed Alexander Schmitz to serve as CEO of GE Additive, effective Jan. 16, 2023. Based in Munich, Germany, Schmitz will report into GE Additive’s current chief executive, Riccardo Procacci, who takes on an expanded leadership role at GE Aerospace.

Schmitz brings extensive experience in operations, product development, manufacturing and leading global teams. He was most recently CEO of FlexLink and previously held senior leadership and engineering positions during a 20-year career at Bosch. A mechanical engineer, Schmitz is a graduate of Aachen University, in Germany.

“I’m thrilled to be joining GE Additive as it starts its next phase of growth and transformation. I look forward to meeting the team and our customers in the new year,” Schmitz says.

GE Additive will be part of a portfolio of four independent businesses within GE Aerospace led by Procacci, all characterized by strong brand identity and direct access to market: GE Additive, Avio Aero, Dowty Propellers and Unison Industries.

“GE Additive continues to be a strategic business for GE Aerospace,” Procacci says. “I look forward to working with Alexander and continuing to work with the GE Additive leadership team and our customers as they deploy additive, at scale, across their businesses and industries.”


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