|Articles|January 28, 2022

Scott Reese Named CEO of GE Digital

GE announced the appointment of Scott Reese as CEO of GE Digital. He succeeds Patrick Byrne who will continue at GE as CEO for the onshore wind business at GE Renewable Energy.

Reese joins GE from Autodesk where he was executive vice president, product development and manufacturing solutions. He spent nearly two decades leading product and go-to-market initiatives. He established Autodesk's cloud platform, products, operations, and cyber security practices.

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