GE Healthcare Technologies Inc. Announces Executive Changes, Effective April 29, 2026

Published: 2026-04-29 09:41:32 ET GEHC

Published on 04/29/2026 at 09:41 am EDT

GE HealthCare announced a strategic evolution to its operations and executive leadership team to help shape the company?s next chapter of growth and better serve patients and customers globally. The changes will also position the company to enhance execution, accelerate innovation, and create efficiencies. These changes are effective April 29, 2026.

Phil Rackliffe has been appointed President and Chief Executive Officer of Advanced Imaging Solutions (AIS), a new segment Catherine Estrampes has been appointed Chief Commercial and Growth Officer for GE HealthCare and will lead Global Markets, a new region that encompasses every market except for China, which continues to be led by Will Song. The creation of Global Markets will strengthen how commercial teams build and scale expertise across markets and bring the full portfolio to customers globally. Both leaders bring decades of experience advancing medical technology innovation and leading high-performing teams at global scale.

These changes are designed to streamline the organization, while expanding the reach of the company?s D3 strategy?integrating smart devices and pharmaceuticals, enabled by AI and cloud across disease states?to help deliver more comprehensive, precision care worldwide. With these changes, Roland Rott, President and CEO of Imaging, will leave GE HealthCare to pursue external opportunities. During his tenure, Roland advanced AI-enabled capabilities across Imaging and Ultrasound, launching smart devices and leading strategic acquisitions including Caption Health, icometrix, and BK Medical, which expanded GE HealthCare?s ultrasound capabilities from diagnostics into surgical and therapeutic interventions.

Elie Chaillot, previously President and CEO of Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), and Rest of World, will take on a strategic role focused on high-priority initiatives and special projects for the company, reporting to Peter Arduini.