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Rockwell Automation Appoints New AsiaPacific Regional PresidentScott Wooldridge assumes role as Regional President, Asia Pacific, to lead theexecution of the company’s strategy to bring the Connected Enterprise to life.Rockwell Automation,Inc (NYSE: ROK) todayannounced that ScottWooldridge has beenappointed as Regional President,Asia Pacific, succeeding Joe Sousawho had been serving in the rolesince August 2016. Wooldridgewill be leading the execution ofthe company’s strategy to bringthe Connected Enterprise to life,combining Rockwell Automation’stechnology and domain expertise todeliver positive business outcomesfor customers.“Scott is an experienced executivewith a proven track record andpassion for developing customercentric strategies that drive resultsand foster partnerships andcollaboration,” said Blake Moret,chaiman and chief executive officer,Rockwell Automation. “His stronghistory with Rockwell Automationand vast experience in the industrymakes Scott the ideal candidate tolead Asia Pacific, particularly as wenavigate more challenging timesand continue to map our route tosuccess.”Having joined Rockwell Automationin 2017 as Regional Director, SouthPacific, Wooldridge was mostrecently Vice President, Pacific24
Rim -- a portfolio within theAsia Pacific region coveringthe markets of Australia, NewZealand, Japan, Korea andSouth East Asia. Before joiningRockwell Automation, Scottheld the role of chief executiveofficer at Energy Action andwas a board member with theEnergy Efficiency Council, bothin Australia.“I am delighted to have theopportunity to lead the AsiaPacific team and am alreadyimmensely proud of theirresponse to the challengingenvironment we currently findourselves in. I look forward toworking closely with the regionalleadership and our valuedpartners to deliver long-termsustainable success for RockwellAutomation in Asia Pacific.”said Scott Wooldridge, regionalpresident, Rockwell Automation,Asia Pacific.Rockwell Automation has hadan established presence in AsiaPacific for over 40 years, andcontinues to invest in its visionof expanding human possibilityand digital transformation forits customers across the region.With over 4000 dedicatedemployees in the region and arobust ecosystem of partnerscollaborating towards deliveringvalue for our customers,Rockwell Automation continuesto transform the industry,unlocking potential andproductivity through automatedand connected innovation.About Rockwell AutomationRockwell Automation, Inc. (NYSE: ROK), is a global leader inindustrial automation and digital transformation. We connect theimaginations of people with the potential of technology to expandwhat is humanly possible, making the world more productive andmore sustainable. Headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, RockwellAutomation employs approximately 23,000 problem solvers dedicatedto our customers in more than 100 countries. To learn more abouthow we are bringing The Connected Enterprise to life acrossindustrial enterprises, visit www.rockwellautomation.com.25
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