U.S. Companies Want to Win: GE CEO Jeff Immelt Confident About American Competitiveness
In his opening remarks GE Chairman and CEO Jeff Immelt addressed over two hundred business and political leaders, journalists and other visitors, and focused on ideas that help American businesses boost their competitive edge. Immelt hit a confident note. “As a 30-year GE executive, I can tell you I’ve probably more confidence today than any other time I can remember in the ability of factories and businesses in this country to be competitive,” he said. “Companies are competitive, they want to win.”
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Great. it was impressive to visit your website.
thanks.
I retired from GE with over 39 years of manufacturing engineering service. I have participated in much outsourcing and some of that to China. Products can be made competitively in the USA if they are designed with one of the constraints being USA manufacturing.
I am very proud to see GE take a leadership in reinventing US manufacturing.
Thank you Dale!
Your website is great. Keep up the good work. Great communications. I am proud of my 39 year career with GE and a special place in my memories with GE Aviation. I am now 86 and still ticking. I am very happy to see GE making a solid comeback from a heart wrenching time for many.
Thank you Anthony! We work hard on it.
Retiring after 47 years of service with GE Aircraft Engines, I still follow GE activities closely….and think Jeff’s approach to improving America’s competitiveness is on the right track. I hope GE continues on the path to recovery and will to continue to cheer along the way!