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    John Ustica Named President, CEO of Siemens Government Technologies

    By Staff WriterOctober 3, 2022
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    John Ustica, SGT

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

    Ustica joined SGT in 2018 as chief financial officer and has more than 20 years’ experience serving Siemens’ customers around the world. He has led teams spanning functions from finance to plant operations and strategy.

    “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 chair and long-time IBM federal business leader and senior executive.

    Prior to SGT, Ustica was the general manager for generator products at the Siemens Energy Facility in Charlotte, North Carolina, where he led strategic product initiatives for the global generator manufacturing network.

    “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,” Altman said.

    As CEO, Ustica will lead the team that provides Siemens’ technology portfolio for government customers. Portfolio solutions span industrial automation, smart infrastructure and building automation technologies to innovative product lifecycle management software tools and digital twins to optimize government operations (including military depots).

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