Rockwell Automation appoints new Asia-Pacific President
Rockwell Automation has announced that Scott Wooldridge has been appointed as Regional President, Asia Pacific, succeeding Joe Sousa who had been serving in the role since August 2016.
"Scott is an experienced executive with a proven track record and passion for developing customer-centric strategies that drive results and foster partnerships and collaboration," said Blake Moret, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Rockwell Automation. "His strong history with Rockwell Automation and vast experience in the industry makes Scott the ideal candidate to lead Asia Pacific, particularly as we navigate more challenging times and continue to map our route to success."
Having joined Rockwell Automation in 2017 as Regional Director, South Pacific, Wooldridge was most recently Vice President, Pacific Rim — a portfolio within the Asia Pacific region covering the markets of Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Korea and South-East Asia. Before joining Rockwell Automation, Scott held the role of CEO at Energy Action and was a board member with the Energy Efficiency Council, both in Australia.
"I am delighted to have the opportunity to lead the Asia Pacific team and am already immensely proud of their response to the challenging environment we currently find ourselves in," Wooldridge said. “I look forward to working closely with the regional leadership and our valued partners to deliver long-term sustainable success for Rockwell Automation in Asia Pacific."
Rockwell Automation has had an established presence in Asia Pacific for over 40 years. The company has over 4000 employees in the region and a robust ecosystem of partners.
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