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Kai Flore,
CEO and President |
 | Kai Flore was appointed CEO and President of Fujitsu Siemens Computers on Nov 3, 2008.
He started his career at Siemens AG in 1982 and has been with Fujitsu Siemens Computers since its foundation in 1999.
In 2000, he became Chief Information Officer, but since 2003 has also held the position of Chief Financial Officer and that |
| of Chief Strategy Officer since 2007. |
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT SUPPLY OPERATIONS | |
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Heribert Göggerle
Senior Vice President Supply Operations |
 | In July 2007, Heribert Göggerle was appointed to the company’s Executive Council as Senior Vice President for Supply Operations.
Since the formation of the company in 1999, Mr. Göggerle has been responsible for the company’s supply operations and has led the company to achieving many awards in |
recognition of manufacturing and process excellence.
Mr. Göggerle was previously with Siemens and had been responsible for the Augsburg manufacturing facility since 1997. |
EXECUTIVE MEMBER OF THE BOARD | |
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Satoru Hayashi,
Executive Member of the Board |
 | Satoru Hayashi was appointed to the Board and Executive Council of Fujitsu Siemens Computers on April 1, 2004. Satoru joined Fujitsu Limited as a systems engineer in 1976, going on to become Group President. He has held a variety of positions in Japan as well as the United States. Hayashi has a degree in economics from the University of Tokyo. |
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EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT INFRASTRUCTURE PRODUCTS | |
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Dieter Herzog,
Executive Vice President Infrastructure Products |
 | On April 1, 2004, Dieter Herzog became Executive Vice President of the Infrastructure Products Division. Since January 1, 2007, he holds the responsibility for the whole commercial business of the company. His responsibility covers the companies entire business clients, server, enterprise storage, software and solution range. |
| A graduate in electrical engineering, Dieter has held a number of high level parts with companies such as Nixdorf Computer AG, and Siemens Nixdorf AG. |
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Dr. Joseph Reger,
Chief Technology Officer |
 | As CTO, Joseph Reger is responsible for understanding and predicting IT trends that will benefit customers most, as well as for their implementation in the company’s strategy. His role is paramount in helping Fujitsu Siemens Computers chose wisely when deciding on technology directions. A renowned industry expert, Joseph was appointed CTO in 2002, and has |
| steered the company as well as customers in real-life implementations of e.g. Dynamic IT and Mobility topics. Joseph joined the company in 1998, as the Head of Technology Marketing from IBM where he acted as Executive Consultant and Chief IT Architect. Joseph started his career in academic research (physics and computer sciences). He studied in Budapest, Hungary and Trondheim, Norway, earned his first academic degree in Budapest, his PhD in Cologne, Germany and spent 3 years as visiting scientist at the University of California in Santa Cruz, USA, engaged in interdisciplinary research of complex systems. Subsequently, he obtained the highest German academic degree (habilitation) at the University of Mainz, Germany. |
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Barbara Schädler,
Chief Marketing Officer |
 | Barbara Schaedler was appointed Chief Marketing Officer of Fujitsu Siemens Computers in September 2005 just three years after her promotion to Vice President Corporate Marketing. Barbara is responsible for the company's entire Corporate and Regional Marketing. She joined the company as Head of Corporate Communications in 2001. Barbara entered |
| private industry in 1998 as Head of Corporate Communications at RWE Energy, having started her professional career in 1990 as an advisor on macro-economic policy issues to the German Federal Ministry of Finance, where she was later appointed Head of the Press Department and Official Spokesperson. |
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES | |
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Richard Schlauri,
Executive Vice President Infrastructure Services |
 | Richard Schlauri joined Fujitsu Siemens Computers in April 2006 as Senior Vice President, Services Germany. He joined the company from Siemens Business Services where he was General Manager of Product Related Services Germany, a post he held since 2004. Before joining Siemens Business Services, Richard worked for Dell in UK and Germany, first as |
| a Service Director EMEA, then as Head of Large Enterprise Sales. Richard has had held various Management positions both in IT-Services and Sales, and holds a degree in Electronic Engineering. |
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT CONSUMER & DEVICES | |
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Herbert Schönebeck,
Senior Vice President Consumer & Devices |
 | In July 2007, Herbert Schönebeck was appointed a member of the company’s Executive Council to lead the Consumer business with full responsibility also for displays and peripherals.
His career in the company began with Siemens in 1984. From 2002 Mr. Schönebeck was the Vice President of the |
| Consumer Business Unit at Fujitsu Siemens Computers with full responsibility for the European business, including research & development, product management and product marketing as well as sales. |
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT SALES | |
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Thomas Sieber,
Executive Vice President Sales |
 | Thomas Sieber heads Fujitsu Siemens Computers’ Sales organization with direct PL responsibility for the countries and regions. Tom was promoted to this position after successfully establishing and building the Channel relationship business as well as the SME/Mid-market segment business for the company. As the Vice President Channels and SME, he and |
| his organization delivered consecutive double-digit growth in these segments year after year. With over twenty years of experience in the IT industry, Tom joined the company in 2001 from HP where he spent 13 years in sales and marketing roles in Switzerland and internationally. He earned a degree in economics from the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland. |
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Axel v. Varnbüler,
Chief Personnel Officer |
 | Axel v. Varnbüler joined the company in 2000 as Chief Personnel Officer. Before joining Fujitsu Siemens Computers, Axel v. Varnbüler was Vice President of Human Resources at Siemens IT Services, were he was involved in a number of international projects. Prior to this, he was HR Manager at Siemens AG and Siemens Nixdorf in Munich. He holds a degree in law from the University of Freiburg. |
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EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT SALES CENTRAL EUROPE | |
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Hans-Dieter Wysuwa
Senior Vice President and General Manager Germany
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 | Hans-Dieter Wysuwa is responsible for the company’s sales activities in Germany. He has held a variety of management positions within Fujitsu Siemens Computers and Fujitsu. A seasoned sales professional, Mr. Wysuwa had held responsibility for Large Enterprise Accounts and most recently for the Small and Medium Enterprise business in |
Germany, which he established as a segment in 2001. He was also the key driver in the company’s highly successful channel sales model and strategy in Germany.
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