US3696041033 - Common Stock
GENERAL ELECTRIC
NYSE:GE (10/15/2024, 8:04:00 PM)
After market: 190.5 -0.07 (-0.04%)190.57
-2.06 (-1.07%)
General Electric Co. engages in the provision of commercial and military aircraft engines and systems, wind, and other renewable energy generation equipment and grid solutions, and gas, steam, nuclear, and other power generation equipment. The company is headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio and currently employs 125,000 full-time employees. The firm provides jet and turboprop engines, as well as integrated systems for commercial, military, business, and general aviation aircraft. Its portfolio of brands includes Avio Aero, Unison, GE Additive and Dowty Propellers. Avio Aero is a GE Aerospace business which operates in the design, manufacturing, and maintenance of civil and military aeronautics subsystems and systems. Dowty Propellers manufactures integrated propeller systems, which are used in applications that range from regional airliners and military airlifters to marine hovercraft. GE Additive offers a suite of products for additive manufacturing. Unison builds advanced gas turbine components and electrical and mechanical systems throughout the world. Its services include TrueChoice commercial services, TRUEngine, on wing support, regional and business aviation, and test services.
GENERAL ELECTRIC
1 Neumann Way
Cincinnati OHIO 02210
P: 16174433000
CEO: H. Lawrence Culp Jr.
Employees: 125000
Website: https://www.ge.com
This category-leading semiconductor and software company is generating robust growth driven by the next generation of AI.
This category-leading semiconductor and software company is generating robust growth driven by the next generation of AI.
Frederick Terman's name might not ring a bell for anyone addicted to their smartphone.
GE Aerospace, Airbus SE and other aviation heavyweights proposed a series of reforms to tighten up aerospace supply chains after the discovery of spare components allegedly backed by falsified records set off a frantic global search last year.
WASHINGTON - Oct. 8, 2024 - PRLog -- International trade law firm Jacobson Burton Kelley PLLC (JBK) is pleased to announce the addition of Jorge Vera, an experienced international trade and sanctions attorney, as Of Counsel in the Washington, DC office. Jorge brings a wealth of experience from his previous role as Senior Counsel for Trade and Sanctions at The Boeing Company and his co-leadership of the trade group at the Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Aramco).At JBK Jorge will collaborate with the firm's attorneys to advise U.S. and international companies and financial institutions on a wide range of matters, including international trade, sanctions compliance, transactional issues, and enforcement."Jorge's extensive background in both international law firms and in-house counsel roles uniquely positions him to provide our clients with sound, practical, and actionable advice," said Doug Jacobson, the firm's managing partner. "His expertise in commercial and defense issues, sanctions matters, CFIUS, and national security affairs makes him a versatile and invaluable addition to our team."With over a decade of experience in international trade, sanctions, and policy, Jorge has an impressive career trajectory. He began working at the Western Hemisphere office of the United States Trade Representative and served as an analyst at Philip Morris International, supporting the government affairs group. As a Michael Gadbaw Fellow in International Law & Policy at General Electric, Jorge honed his skills further. He has also worked as a consultant at a big four consulting firm, developing trade compliance plans, processes, and procedures for clients, and auditing entities under consent agreements."Jorge will significantly enhance our capability to navigate the increasingly complex and evolving trade and sanctions regulations for our diverse clientele," said partner Glen Kelley.Michael Burton echoed these sentiments, stating, "Jorge's ability to work across various industries and roles makes him a valuable member of our firm. He understands the nuances of small, medium, and large enterprises and excels in working with clients worldwide. Our clients will find Jorge to be a capable and effective advisor who is a pleasure to work with."Doug Jacobson expressed his enthusiasm, saying, "I have known Jorge for many years and am pleased to welcome him to our firm. With our combined expertise, we are even better equipped to provide our clients with efficient and cost-effective solutions to their most complex sanctions and export compliance issues. Jorge's background in consulting, big law, and corporate environments, along with his language skills, will complement our existing capabilities in global trade and sanctions, allowing us to reach clients in even more parts of the world."About Jacobson Burton Kelley PLLCWith offices in Washington, DC and New York, New York, Jacobson Burton Kelley PLLC advises U.S. and non-U.S. companies on a wide variety of international trade issues, including compliance, investigations and audits, enforcement, and transactional matters. The firm's practice areas include sanctions and export controls, customs, anti-bribery and anti-money laundering law, and US foreign investment review (CFIUS).JBK attorneys are ranked in the leading international attorney guides, including Chambers and Partners and Who's Who Legal. Jacobson Burton Kelley PLLC is a member of the Trusted Trade Alliance and has strategic alliance with MME, a Switzerland-based law and consulting firm, and with Bennink Dunnin-Wasowicz, a law firm based in the Netherlands and France. JBK has been recognized by the publication WorldECR as one of the leading export controls law firms in the United States.Jacobson Burton Kelley PLLCInternational Trade Law1725 I Street, NW, Suite 300Washington, DC 20006Tel: 202.431.2407info@jacobsonburton.comwww.jbktradelaw.com
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