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17 Years of Experience in Manufacturing and Digitalization, Official Appointment Effective October 1st
Siemens Korea has appointed a new leader to head its Digital Industries (DI) division. With extensive experience spanning industrial automation and digitalization, the appointee will take charge of supporting digital transformation for domestic manufacturing companies and business expansion.
Siemens Korea announced on the 6th that it has officially appointed Senior Vice President Stefanie Frank as the new division head of the DI division, effective October 1st.
Division Head Frank will oversee industrial automation and digitalization operations and is expected to take on the role of supporting digital transformation for domestic manufacturing companies, the company explained.
Over 17 Years of Experience and Key Career Highlights
Division Head Frank joined Siemens AG in 2009 and progressed through production planning and prototyping roles before taking charge of business development in the Americas region.
From 2014 to 2019, she oversaw production planning at AUDI AG and Audi Mexico.
Subsequently, she served as Associate Partner in the Discrete Industries and Digitalization division at McKinsey & Company, where she conducted strategy formulation and digital transformation consulting in manufacturing and supply chain sectors.
After rejoining Siemens AG in 2022, she served as Senior Vice President overseeing DI division strategy, and from 2023 onwards, she led global operations as Senior Vice President overseeing the Machine Tool Systems business in the Motion Control division.
Strengthening Digital Transformation Partnerships Across Major Industries
Ha Jung-jung, CEO and President of Siemens Korea, stated, "Based on Vice President Frank's leadership, we will strengthen cooperation with domestic customers and continue sustainable growth by identifying new business opportunities in an industry environment changing with AI and digitalization."
Division Head Frank remarked, "Value creation opportunities are expanding across major industries including automotive, semiconductors and electronics, machinery, shipbuilding, pharmaceuticals, and aerospace," adding, "Through automation, industrial software, and AI technology, I will solidify partnerships with customers and contribute to sustainable growth of Korean industry."
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