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Palatine, IL-based Schneider-Electric Resigned Kevin Roche as Senior Vice President of Global Human Resources
About the Company
As a global specialist in energy management with operations in more than 100 countries, Schneider Electric offers integrated solutions across multiple market segments, including leadership positions in Utilities & Infrastructure, Industries & Machines Manufacturers, Non-residential Building, and Data Centers & Networks and in Residential.
About the Person
As a senior executive with over 25 years of global experience, Kevin is a trusted advisor to all levels of leaders, coaching them through significant organizational change, successful execution of growth strategies, post-merger integration and personal/professional development. His diverse experience includes industries ranging from High-Tech, Bio-Pharmaceuticals, Consumer Products and Energy Management. He has worked in both mature and new economy markets in Fortune 100, small/mid-cap, emerging growth and start-up companies. Kevin has executive level experience as an SVP of Human Resources responsible for global Human Resources Strategy and business growth. He has worked in global businesses up to $30B in revenue with 170,000+ employees. He has expertise in key developmental areas including Change Leadership, Global Strategy, Talent Management, Leadership Development and Post Acquisition Merger Integration. These skills were developed at industry-leading companies including Schneider Electric, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Keane Inc., Student Advantage Inc., Reebok International, Praxis International and Raytheon Corporation. Kevin earned his MBA at Babson College with a focus on entrepreneurial studies and international management and his BA at Boston College. He completed post-graduate studies in Strategic HR Planning & Strategy at the University of Michigan, Advanced Organizational Development at Columbia University and is a Georgetown University, Certified Leadership Coach, an International Coaching Federation (ICF) accredited program.
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