Siemens Korea Appoints Stephanie Frank as New Head of Digital Industries
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Siemens Korea officially appointed Senior Vice President Stephanie Frank as the new head of its Digital Industries(DI) division on the 1st.
Frank will oversee Siemens Korea's DI division and support the digital transformation and business growth of domestic manufacturing companies.
She joined the Siemens Group in 2009 and handled production planning, prototyping, and business development in the Americas, and said Korea is an important market with strong manufacturing competitiveness and active digital transformation.
Siemens Korea announced that it has officially appointed Senior Vice President Stephanie Frank as the new head of its Digital Industries(DI) division. The appointment took effect on the 1st.
Senior Vice President Stephanie Frank will oversee Siemens Korea's DI division. The division is responsible for industrial automation and digitalization businesses, and Frank will be tasked with supporting the digital transformation of domestic manufacturing companies and driving business growth.
The company said Frank has long experience in manufacturing and industrial digitalization. Stephanie Frank joined the Siemens Group in 2009, where she worked in production planning and prototyping, and later took charge of business development in the Americas, building up her global business capabilities.
Jeong Ha-jung, CEO and president of Siemens Korea, welcomed the appointment of Senior Vice President Stephanie Frank and said he expects her to strengthen cooperation with local customers, drawing on her understanding of manufacturing sites and global business experience. He also said he expects her to identify new business opportunities in an industrial environment changing rapidly with AI and digitalization, which he believes will lead to Siemens Korea's sustainable growth.
Senior Vice President Stephanie Frank said Korea is an important market with world-class manufacturing competitiveness and technological capabilities, and one where opportunities for innovation and growth are expanding rapidly as digital transformation and advanced manufacturing investment remain active. She added that opportunities to create new value are increasing across key industries such as automobiles, semiconductors and electronics, machinery, shipbuilding, pharmaceuticals, and aerospace, and said Siemens will strengthen customer partnerships, accelerate innovation, and contribute to the sustainable growth of Korea's industrial sector based on automation, industrial software, and AI technologies.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407809
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