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General Electric Corporation | Company Profile, Marketing Contacts, Media Spend, Brands

General Electric Corporation is a multinational conglomerate corporation headquartered in Fairfield, CT. The company's product line includes appliances, transportation equipment, lighting, generators, turbines, nuclear reactors, medical imaging equipment, and plastics which are manufactured and distributed by GE in worldwide. Additionaly, general electric also offers commercial and consumer finance and insurance, and operates broadcasting ventures.

Main Telephone: (617) 443-3000

Primary Address

41 Farnsworth Street

Boston, MA 02210

USA

General Electric Corporation Marketing Contacts

Contacts (5/31)

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Title

State

Brandi T.

Chief Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

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Address:	41 Farnsworth Street Boston, MA 02210 USA

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Larry C.

Chief Executive Officer & Chairman

Kathy S.

President - GE Lighting

Linda B.

Chief Marketing & Communications Officer

Bob P.

Chief Brands Officer - Café Monogram & Haier Appliances - Canada

General Electric Corporation Ad Spend 2022

General Electric Corporation Related Brands

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General Electric Corporation Agency Roster

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Male Gen-X, Millennial Media Opps: General Electric announces new tagline amid digital spend increases (Score 20)

General Electric (GE) unveiled a new slogan, "Building a World That Works" in a 60-second TV spot during the US Open women's tennis championship. The company is retiring the "Imagination at Work" s...