OREANDA-NEWS. GE today announces the appointment of three new company officers. GE currently has 195 officers globally who lead large revenue generating businesses or are in critical functional roles, helping to drive growth.

Below are the details of the new officers:

Daniel O. Colao, 46, has been appointed vice president, Financial Planning & Analysis, GE Capital. In this role, he is responsible for all financial planning and reporting processes, including helping to set business strategy, as well as supporting regulatory and investor communications.

Daniel has been with GE for over 23 years, having served as CFO for GE Capital, Auto Financial Services; GE Capital, Fleet Services; GE Capital, Vendor Financial Services; GE Capital, Aviation Services; and GE Corporate Finance, GE Asset Management before assuming his current role as FP&A Leader for GE Capital.

He received his undergraduate degree in finance from Boston College.

Hooman Hakami, 43, has been appointed vice president, Detection & Guidance Solutions, GE Healthcare. In this role, Hooman is responsible for leading a USD 2B global business that specializes in X-Ray based technology solutions that help to diagnose and treat diseases like Osteoporosis, Breast Cancer, Cardiovascular disease and Stroke.

Hooman has been with GE for over 20 years, having served in its Energy, Aerospace, Capital and Healthcare businesses. Hooman started his career in finance and for the past 10 years has served in a number of business management roles across the U.S. and Europe. Before assuming his current role, Hooman led the Interventional Systems business based in France, and the Global Clinical Systems Services for GE Healthcare.

He received his bachelor’s degree in operations management from the University of Massachusetts.

Thierry Leclercq, 57, has been appointed vice president, Life Care Solutions, GE Healthcare. In this role, Thierry is responsible for leading a USD 2.1B global business that addresses the needs of patients and clinicians in a variety of care areas, including critical care, perioperative, cardiac care, perinatal care, sub-acute and home care.

Thierry has been with GE Healthcare for 25 years, having served in a number of business management roles in Europe, EMEA, and Americas before assuming his current position. In his most recent post as GM, Life Support Systems, GE Healthcare, he was responsible for growing various technology and consumable portfolios in the areas of anesthesia delivery, neonatal intensive care, labor & delivery, critical care and home ventilation.

He received his Diplфme d'Ingйnieur in biomedical engineering from Universite de Technologie de Compiegne (UTC), and his master’s degree in business administration from Temple University.