GE (General Electric legacy) Org Chart

Organisational structure, leadership roles, and hierarchy analysis for GE (General Electric legacy). (NYSE: GE)

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Founded

1892

Employees

55,000+ (GE Aerospace)

Revenue

$38B (GE Aerospace FY2024)

HQ

Evendale

Organisational Structure

DivisionalModerate Complexity2 major divisions

GE completed one of the largest corporate breakups in history, splitting into three companies: GE Aerospace (jet engines, avionics — retained the GE ticker), GE Vernova (power, wind, electrification), and GE HealthCare (medical imaging, diagnostics). What was once the world's most complex conglomerate is now three focused industrial companies. GE Aerospace retained the heritage brand and the Cincinnati headquarters.

Senior Leadership Roles

These are the senior executive positions that form the top of the GE (General Electric legacy) org chart. For executive search firms mapping this organisation, these roles represent the primary reporting line to the board.

01Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
02Chief Financial Officer
03President & CEO of Commercial Engines & Services
04President & CEO of Defence & Systems
05SVP of Engineering
06Chief People Officer
07General Counsel

Business Divisions

GE (General Electric legacy) is organised into 2major divisions. Each division represents a distinct business area with its own leadership, strategy, and — in many cases — its own P&L.

Commercial Engines & Services (LEAP, GE9X)

Defence & Systems (military engines, avionics, additive)

Why GE (General Electric legacy)'s Org Chart Is Moderate

For executive search firms and consultants mapping GE (General Electric legacy), understanding these structural complexities is essential for building an accurate org chart and identifying the right stakeholders.

1.

Post-breakup simplification — org is much cleaner than the old GE conglomerate

2.

Long-term service contracts (jet engines have 20-30 year aftermarket relationships) shape the services org

3.

Defence business requires security clearances and government compliance structures

4.

Transition services between GE Aerospace, Vernova, and HealthCare still connecting the organisations

How to Map GE (General Electric legacy)'s Org Chart

Building a complete org chart for GE (General Electric legacy) requires combining data from multiple sources: annual reports and proxy statements for the top-level structure, LinkedIn for middle-management layers, and industry knowledge to fill in the gaps.

GE (General Electric legacy)'s divisional structure means each division can be mapped as a separate org chart, then connected at the C-suite level. Start with one division and expand outward.

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