Home World Middle East GE’s regional head Nabil Habayeb takes on global role in the company Habayeb has now been named as the senior vice president of GE, and the president and CEO of its Global Growth Organization by Staff writer May 7, 2020 Nabil Habayeb, GE’s president and CEO for the Middle East, North Africa and Turkey, has been appointed to a global role, the company has announced. Habayeb has now been named as the senior vice president of GE, and the president and CEO of its Global Growth Organisation (GGO) effective June 1, 2020. He takes on the role from Rachel Duan, who has resigned from GE, a statement said. “Our global organisation provides GE with a competitive advantage by supporting our businesses for growth, local talent development and country risk management,” said GE chairman and CEO Lawrence Culp, Jr. A GE veteran, Habayeb joined the company in 1982 and has been heading GE’s regional offices since 2004. He also serves on the regional board of INJAZ Al Arab and the Arab Forum for Environment and Development, the board of the US–Saudi Business Council, and the boards of trustees of Balamand University and the American University of Beirut. Tags GE Global Growth Organisation middle east Nabil Habayeb People 0 Comments You might also like Oil prices near $90 as Middle East tensions rise IMF cuts MENA growth outlook on geopolitical tensions, trade disruptions Insights: How to build a people-centric digital company Digital, personalised services are impacting regional banking