Schneider Electric UK & Ireland has appointed Chris Green as the new Senior Marketing Director UK&I, effective May 1.
Chris Green brings over 18 years of invaluable B2B marketing experience across various technology markets, including engineering systems & services, IT software, and hardware.
As Senior Marketing Director UK&I, he will assume responsibility for all regional Global Marketing functions. This includes overseeing Digital, Communications and PR, as well as Segment and Channel Marketing. He will be an integral part of the UK&I Leadership Team and the Europe Global Marketing Leadership Team, working closely with senior executives to advance the company’s marketing objectives.
He will report directly to Turhan Turhangil, the SVP of Global Marketing Europe Operations, and Kelly Becker, Zone President UK&I.
Before joining Schneider Electric in 2022, Chris was Global Digital Marketing Lead for Honeywell Building Technologies, where he spearheaded digital transformation initiatives and played a pivotal role in enhancing the company’s brand presence. His expertise in marketing complex technology solutions and his ability to generate demand from B2B end-users makes him an ideal fit for Schneider Electric’s UK&I operations.
“Throughout his career, Chris has demonstrated creative and innovative leadership skills, delivering successful marketing campaigns and driving growth for multiple organisations,” said Turhan Turhangil, the SVP of Global Marketing Europe Operations.
“I’m delighted that he is stepping into this new role, reinforcing our commitment to driving exceptional marketing strategies to our customers and partners in the UK and Ireland”.
Green concluded, “Schneider Electric is a dynamic organisation that is truly dedicated to managing the global transition to net zero emissions, helping to tackle the energy crisis and empowering all to make the most of the planet’s energy and resources.
“I look forward to continuing to work with the talented team here to drive impactful initiatives that will make a positive difference.”