Siemens AG
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Leadership History
3 leaders · 1847 to present
Siemens is no longer a classic conglomerate. The modern company is a focused industrial technology platform built around automation, infrastructure, mobility, healthcare exposure and software that ties physical assets to digital workflows.
Siemens earns revenue by combining hardware, software and services across factories, buildings, grids, rail systems and healthcare. The model is strongest when automation equipment, engineering software and lifecycle service contracts are sold together into long-lived industrial assets.
President and CEO
2021 – Present
5 years (current)
Leads Siemens' industrial software, automation, infrastructure and mobility strategy.
President and CEO
2013 – 2021
8 years
Reshaped Siemens through portfolio simplification and the Siemens Energy spin-off.
Co-founder
1847 – Present
179 years (current)
Established the engineering and infrastructure culture behind Siemens' early growth.
Siemens faces cyclical automation demand, China exposure, complex software integration, healthcare portfolio volatility, tariff uncertainty and competition from industrial automation, infrastructure and software peers.
Roland Busch is Siemens's current CEO.
Roland Busch is focused on industrial software, automation recovery, smart infrastructure, mobility growth and portfolio simplification.
Joe Kaeser led Siemens before Roland Busch and accelerated the shift away from sprawling conglomerate structure.
Leadership matters because Siemens' value depends on portfolio decisions as much as engineering execution.