The Körber Business Area Technologies welcomes new Chairwoman & President

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The Körber Business Area Technologies is pleased to announce the appointment of Arungalai Anbarasu as new Chairwoman & President. In addition, Arungalai Anbarasu has been a member of the Körber Group Executive Board since 1 September 2024 and is responsible for the Business Area Technologies.

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Arungalai Anbarasu, Chairwoman & President of the Körber Business Area Technologies.

Hamburg, 02.09.2024

Before joining Körber, Arungalai Anbarasu served as the Chief Technology and Strategy Officer at Waygate Technologies, a Baker Hughes business. Previously, Anbarasu held several global leadership roles at General Electric and Baker Hughes, where she drove business growth, spearheaded transformations, and pioneered innovations in high-tech equipment and digital industries. She was recognized as one of the Top 100 Technology Leaders by Technology Magazine.

“After transforming from an internationally successful mechanical engineering company to a globally leading technology group with a future-oriented set-up, we now want to make Körber even more efficient and focused, in order to remain customers‘, partners‘ and people‘s first choice in the future," says Group CEO Stephan Seifert. "On a personal note and on behalf of my fellow board members, I am very pleased to welcome Arungalai Anbarasu as new member of the Group Executive Board at Körber," Stephan Seifert continues. "Her proven expertise, disruptive entrepreneurial mindset, and fresh innovative perspective will be instrumental in propelling Körber toward becoming a high-performance organization."

Arungalai Anbarasu comments: “I am truly honored to join the Körber Group Executive Board and to lead the Körber Technologies. With such a talented team by my side, I am confident that we will drive Körber's continued success and boldly shape the future growth of the company. Together, we will set new standards of excellence and innovation, propelling Körber to even greater heights."