Juergen Maier, CEO of Siemens Juergen is an Industrialist and a strong advocate for the green re-industrialisation of UK’s economy. Juergen served as the former Chief Executive of Siemens UK. Over his 33 year career with Siemens, he held a number of senior roles within Siemens in the UK and Germany.
Jürgen Hermann Mayer (born 1965 Jürgen Wolfgang Maier CBE FRS or Juergen Wolfgang Maier (born in January ) is a British-Austrian businessman who is the chair of Great British Energy. He has been an advisor to the UK government, and from to was chief executive of Siemens UK.
Juergen Maier, CBE, shared Juergen Maier is Chair of the Digital Catapult, co-Chairs Made Smarter and serves on the Industrial Strategy Council which advises Government on Industrial Strategy. He advises tech start-ups and scale-up businesses including the Welsh hydrogen car company Riversimple.
Formerly CEO of Siemens Juergen is former Chief Executive of Siemens UK, industrialist and advocate of social value (see his bio below). He spoke passionately about equity and inclusion, and gave us insight into leadership at the highest level of big business.
Lacklustre investment in plant will soon Juergen Maier x Appointed Chief Executive of Siemens plc, United Kingdom x Additional responsibilities for assigned countries: Ireland, Nigeria, Ghana x Born in in Germany, holds Austrian nationality Education x BSc in production engineering from Nottingham Trent University.
Biographies. Jürgen Maier is professor We live in a remarkable era, as we navigate our leadership roles in Business — defined by profound economic shifts, rapid technological advances such as the rise of AI, and an ever-urgent climate crisis.
Berufserfahrung: Sanofi · Ausbildung: Maier is one of many engineers and businesspeople who believe that a set of emerging technologies – machine-to-machine communication, advanced robotics and machine learning – are beginning to transform the way things are made and sold, with profound effects for the global economy.
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