Siemens Government Technologies Names John Ustica as President and CEO

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Siemens Government Technologies (SGT) has appointed John Ustica as its new president and CEO. Ustica, who joined SGT in 2018 as CFO, brings over 20 years of experience in managing Siemens' global customer relations. In his new role, he will oversee the only cleared provider of Siemens’ technology portfolio for government clients, enhancing solutions in industrial automation, smart infrastructure, and digital transformation. This leadership change aims to better address the evolving needs of U.S. government customers.

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• John Ustica's appointment as CEO may enhance leadership continuity and strategic direction.
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RESTON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Siemens Government Technologies (SGT) today announced that John Ustica, 44, has been appointed its president and CEO.

Ustica joined SGT in 2018 as CFO and has more than 20 years’ experience effectively serving Siemens’ customers around the world. He has led diverse teams spanning functions from finance to plant operations and strategy, developing a unique depth of blended technical and operational knowledge of the Siemens advanced technology portfolio. Prior to SGT, he was the General Manager for Generator Products at the Siemens Energy Facility in Charlotte, North Carolina, where he also led strategic product initiatives for the global generator manufacturing network.

In his role as CEO, Ustica will lead a team that serves as the only cleared provider of Siemens’ expansive technology portfolio for government customers with solutions spanning industrial automation, smart infrastructure and building automation technologies; to innovative product lifecycle management software tools and digital twins connecting the physical and virtual worlds to optimize government operations – including military depots – to better predict full lifecycle system needs more accurately, and reduce costs.

“John has adeptly demonstrated the competency and commitment relied on by SGT’s customers and employees alike in a rapidly evolving government marketplace,” said Anne Altman, SGT Board of Directors Chairman, and long-time IBM federal business leader and senior executive. “With his deep insight and hands-on experience working with the global Siemens’ technology portfolio, he is exactly the leader needed now to address U.S. government customer challenges across a broad spectrum of needs from energy resiliency and security; to cloud delivered digital transformation products and tools; trusted supply chain solutions; and much more.”

About Siemens Government Technologies

Siemens Government Technologies is the wholly owned, cleared U.S. subsidiary of Siemens Corporation whose mission it is to secure and modernize the largest infrastructure in the world, the U.S. Federal Government. It does so by being the leading integrator of Siemens’ innovative products, technologies, software and services in the areas of digital engineering and modeling, efficient and resilient energy solutions, and smart infrastructure modernization.

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Source: Siemens Government Technologies

FAQ

Who is the new CEO of Siemens Government Technologies (SI)?

John Ustica has been appointed as the new president and CEO of Siemens Government Technologies.

What is John Ustica's background before becoming CEO of SI?

John Ustica served as CFO at Siemens Government Technologies and has over 20 years of experience in various roles within Siemens.

What are Siemens Government Technologies' main areas of focus under new leadership?

The company focuses on industrial automation, smart infrastructure, and digital transformation for government customers.

When was John Ustica appointed as CEO of Siemens Government Technologies (SI)?

John Ustica was appointed as CEO in the recent press release from Siemens Government Technologies.