Siemens Korea Names Stephanie Frank as New Head of DI
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Siemens Korea said on the 6th that it had appointed Senior Vice President Stephanie Frank as the new head of DI (Digital Industries), officially naming her to the post on October 1.
Stephanie Frank will oversee Siemens Korea's DI division, which is responsible for industrial automation and digitalization businesses.
With more than 17 years of experience in manufacturing and industrial digitalization, Frank is expected to support the digital transformation and business growth of domestic manufacturers.
Siemens Korea said on the 6th that it had appointed Senior Vice President Stephanie Frank as the new head of DI (Digital Industries) and officially named her head of DI. The appointment date is October 1.
Stephanie Frank will oversee Siemens Korea's DI division. The DI division is the organization in charge of industrial automation and digitalization businesses.
Stephanie Frank is expected to lead the digital transformation of domestic manufacturers and drive business growth. She brings more than 17 years of experience in manufacturing and industrial digitalization.
Stephanie Frank joined Siemens AG in 2009. Early in her career at Siemens AG, she was responsible for production planning and prototyping, and later handled business development in the Americas. Through these roles, she built global business experience.
Senior Vice President Stephanie Frank oversaw production planning at AUDI AG and Audi Mexico from 2014, leading global manufacturing operations and production innovation. She then joined McKinsey & Company in 2019 and worked as an associate partner in the discrete industry and digitalization sector, supporting strategy development and digital transformation across company operations, including manufacturing and supply chains. She later returned to Siemens AG in 2022, serving as senior vice president and head of strategy for Digital Industries, and from 2023 she led the Machine Tool Systems business in the Motion Control business unit as senior vice president, directing global business operations.
With this background, Senior Vice President Stephanie Frank has joined Siemens Korea as head of the Digital Industries division, and Hyundai Joong, CEO and president of Siemens Korea, welcomed her arrival and said she brings an understanding of the manufacturing floor and global business experience. He said he expects stronger cooperation with domestic customers and expressed hope that, amid an industrial environment rapidly changing through AI and digitalization, new business opportunities will be identified and lead to Siemens Korea's sustainable growth.
Senior Vice President Stephanie Frank said she is paying close attention to the Korean market. As the basis for that view, she cited manufacturing competitiveness and demand for digital transformation. Frank said Korea has world-class manufacturing competitiveness and technological capabilities, and that digital transformation and advanced manufacturing investment in Korea are active.
Frank said innovation and growth opportunities are expanding rapidly amid these trends. She also emphasized the importance of the Korean market and said value-creation opportunities are expanding across automobiles, semiconductors, electronics, machinery, shipbuilding, pharmaceuticals, and aerospace.
Frank said she plans to strengthen customer partnerships by leveraging Siemens' automation, industrial software, and AI technologies. She also expressed her commitment to contributing to the sustainable growth of Korean industry with the goal of accelerating innovation.
Source: TECHWORLD · Park Gyu-chan
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407790
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