GE's Offshore Wind CEO is replaced internally

Danish Anders Søe-Jensen, who has thus far served as GE Offshore Wind CEO, is now moving down in rank as the Chief Executive position is handed on to a veteran of the company.
Photo: Vestas
Photo: Vestas

A familiar face at GE will now take the reins as Chief Executive Officer of GE Offshore Wind. As such, Danish Anders Søe-Jensen only served as CEO for a limited period after the offshore wind company was created earlier this year when GE acquired Alstom.

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