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I lead sales organizations at the intersection of energy, utilities, and digital…
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Andrew Stulbarg reposted thisAndrew Stulbarg reposted thisWhat a week. #Orchestrate2026 in Atlanta was electric. 700+ customers and partners in the room — and our Executive Advisory Board of 30+ CIOs and CXOs spanning three continents, guiding our strategy and roadmaps. Immensely thankful. To Vincent Sorgi, President & CEO of PPL Corporation, for a keynote that set the tone - a clear-eyed, energising take on what it takes to lead and build the utility of the future. To Eddie Mulholland Director, Iberdrola on managing disruption and innovation at scale To the GE Vernova leadership team — Scott Strazik, Philippe PIRON, and Roger Martella — for your support and sponsorship. And to our customers who have helped us turn vision into reality every day. This week we launched #GridOSforTransmission, building on #GridOS forDistribution from DistribuTECH earlier this year. From distribution to transmission to markets, we can now help you operate the grid as one intelligent system — with software and AI at the core. This is just the beginning. Co-creating the future, with you. Thank you. https://lnkd.in/eMhg3Yyu #GEVernova #GridModernization #EnergyTransition #UtilityLeadership #GridOS
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Andrew Stulbarg reposted thisAndrew Stulbarg reposted thisThis morning, we reported GE Vernova’s first quarter 2026 results. We had a solid start to the year, delivering significant orders and backlog growth, margin expansion, and cash generation. Given our strong results and continued business momentum, today we raised our full year financial guidance. Segment highlights include: ▪️ Power: Significant global demand continues with our combined backlog and slot reservation agreements increasing from 83 to 100 gigawatts. We remain on track to reach 20 gigawatts of annualized output by the third quarter of this year. We are seeing strong operational progress on the Darlington small modular nuclear project in Canada, and commercial pipeline progress in North America and Europe. ▪️ Electrification: Strong demand continues from both traditional customers and data centers working to keep pace with increasing electricity demand, grid stability needs, and national security interests. This quarter, electrification booked $2.4 billion in equipment orders to support data centers, more than all of 2025. Our first two months of running Prolec GE since closing the acquisition reinforce the substantial opportunity ahead. ▪️ Wind: We remain focused on what we can control. In Onshore Wind, this primarily means driving a more profitable services business. In Offshore Wind, we completed installation of all remaining wind turbines at Dogger Bank A and Vineyard Wind in the first quarter and moved into the remaining commissioning activities at both projects. At GE Vernova, we are operating from a position of financial strength and executing our capital allocation strategy with discipline. We ended the first quarter with a healthy cash balance of $10.2 billion, after returning $1.4 billion of cash to shareholders through repurchases and dividends. We're also investing in lean, AI, and robotics, improving how we run our businesses, and accelerating innovation to transform our company. We are in the middle of a tremendous growth opportunity and I’m proud of our GE Vernova employees who are dedicated to delivering for our customers and creating value for our stakeholders. There is no company better positioned to serve and transform the global electricity system than GE Vernova. Further details: https://vernova.is/4vB1sMo
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Andrew Stulbarg reposted thisAndrew Stulbarg reposted thisUncomfortable truth on #InternationalWomensDay for the energy industry: We cannot build the grid of the future with the thinking of the past. The energy transition will fail if we keep building the future with the same thinking that built the past. Look around our industry. The energy sector still looks remarkably similar to 30 years ago: * Same systems. * Same players. * Same profiles. * Same backgrounds. * Same thinking. And yet we are trying to reinvent the largest and most complex #realtime machine on Earth: the power #grid. That transformation requires new thinking. And new thinking rarely comes from homogeneous systems. The grid of the future will be: • AI-native • Data-driven • Autonomous But it must also be diverse by design. Over the years, some of the most impressive engineers, innovators, and leaders I’ve worked with in energy have been women. Yet our industry still has far too few of them! The future grid will run on #AI and data.But innovation will always run on #people. So today is about building an industry where the next generation of innovators, women and men, design the #AInative grid of the future together. Happy International Women’s Day to the women pushing our industry forward every single day. ⚡ #InternationalWomensDay #WomenInEnergy #EnergyTransition #AI #Utilities #Innovation International Women's Day 2026
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Andrew Stulbarg reposted thisAndrew Stulbarg reposted thisA huge thank you to Scott Reese for delivering an insightful keynote at the #AWSEnergySymposium. His perspective on the urgency of the energy transition, the critical role of software and cloud, and the long-term impact on future generations was truly eye-opening. We’re proud of our continued partnership with GE Vernova as we work together to help them electrify and decarbonize the world. #GEVernova #AWS #Energy #ElectrifyAndDecarbonize #GridOS #APM #Cerius #VIS #Proficy #Partnership #Sustainability
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Andrew Stulbarg shared thisDistributech this year was extra special because I was able to attend a conference where my daughter Sarah Stulbarg was also there, as she works in Marketing for Smart Energy Water. Proud doesn’t begin to describe how I felt as I was able to introduce her to many old friends and colleagues at the conference and see her working the booth. It was something I will always cherish and can’t wait for the next one!!! Deepak Garg Michael O'DonnellAndrew Stulbarg shared thisI’m beyond grateful to have attended my very first conference last week, Distributech in Dallas with Smart Energy Water. It was an incredible experience to immerse myself in the world of energy and technology and be part of such a well-organized event. A highlight for me was helping my company, SEW, plan networking events designed to maintain and grow relationships within the industry. It was so rewarding to contribute behind the scenes, making sure meaningful connections were made and that people had the opportunity to collaborate and build on their partnerships. What made this experience even more special was that I got to share it with my dad, Andrew Stulbarg and visit his booth! Seeing his hard work on display and sharing this moment together made this first conference experience even more memorable. Looking forward to more opportunities like this to learn, connect, and grow in this amazing industry!
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Andrew Stulbarg reposted thisAndrew Stulbarg reposted this🎯 Join GE Vernova and #AWS at DISTRIBUTECH 2025 to discover how Grid DERMS are transforming #utility operations. 📅 Tuesday, March 25 ⏰ 11:00-11:20 AM 📍 AWS Booth #3813 Don't miss this insightful session featuring industry experts: • Jesse Gantz, Senior Director, Product Management, GE Vernova • Xing Wang, Global Leader, Grid Modernization, AWS Energy and Utilities You'll learn: 🔄 Real-world DERMS success stories ☁️ Cloud architecture advantages 🛡️ Advanced cybersecurity strategies 🌐 Flexible deployment models 📊 Proven ROIand business impact Learn more: https://go.aws/3F38ELe
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Andrew Stulbarg reposted thisAndrew Stulbarg reposted this🌟 Redefine customer service with AWS AI innovations! Industry leaders from Florida Power & Light and PwC are sharing game-changing strategies using AWS's latest #AI innovations. Don't miss this exclusive session: https://go.aws/40CkMds 🎯 From #AmazonConnect to #AmazonLex and #AmazonBedrock, see how energy companies are delivering personalized, omnichannel experiences that drive results. The future of customer service is here - and it's powered by #AWS. Ready to transform your #ContactCenter? Watch now! 👀 https://go.aws/40CkMds #AWS #generativeAI #Innovation #AmazonBedrock #CloudComputing
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Andrew Stulbarg reposted thisAndrew Stulbarg reposted this🏆 Celebrating Excellence: AWS Industry Partner of the Year – Energy and Utilities Awards! ⚡ We're excited to announce the winners of our Industry Partner of the Year – #Energy and #Utilities Awards, unveiled during #AWSreinvent 2024! These accolades recognize partners whose business models have embraced specialization, #innovation, and collaboration over the past year. Geo and Global AWS Partner Awards honor #AWSPartners whose business models continue to evolve and thrive on #AWS as they work with customers. Congratulations to our winners and finalists: 🌎 Global: Winner: Accenture | Finalists: Reply, Deloitte 🌎 North America (NAMER): Winner: Splunk | Finalists: Accenture, Slalom 🌍 Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA): Winner: Deloitte | Finalists: SAP, Reply 🌏 Asia-Pacific & Japan (APJ): Winner: Versent | Finalists: Accenture, Zscaler These partners have demonstrated outstanding innovation in AWS-powered solutions, driving #DigitalTransformation in the Energy & Utilities sector. 💡🔬Join us in celebrating their achievements! 🎉 See the full list of winners across multiple categories here. 🏆 https://go.aws/3VpKMHf Nominations were open to all AWS Partners, with submissions evaluated by Canalys, an independent third party, and a focus on customer success use cases showcasing measurable impact.
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Andrew Stulbarg liked thisAndrew Stulbarg liked thisWhen performance slows, we often look at strategy first. Sometimes the real answer lies in culture. 🚀 The challenge is that culture drift can be difficult to recognise until its impact becomes visible. That's what we'll be exploring in our upcoming LinkedIn Live: how leaders can identify the early signals, build momentum for change, and create cultures that support performance and growth. 📅 16 September | 1:00 PM I'd love you to join the conversation: https://lnkd.in/dy2rXXUR #CultureTransformation #TalentStrategy #PinnacleHR
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Andrew Stulbarg liked thisThank you to all our customers and analysts for insightful feedback on our #VisualIntelligence, #WAMPACs and #AIGridOps demonstrations. #Cigre2026 further solidifies our #AgenticAI vision for control room operations and field-planning. Thank you also to the awesome GE Vernova marketing and event teams. #AI4Energy #Energy4AIAndrew Stulbarg liked thisInitial and short reflection from #Cigre2026 so far: we are moving much faster than expected towards the AI native or Agentic Grid! #aiinenergy #aiforenergy #gridinnovation #ainativegrid #agenticgrid #gridsoftware
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Andrew Stulbarg liked thisAndrew Stulbarg liked thisThank you to Brentford Football Club & The Premier League for having me host their Coast to Coast Event and watch party in Metro Atlanta on Saturday! Loved getting to work alongside Club Ambassador Karleigh Osborne to help bring in the new season. Massive 3-0 result over Tottenham. Up the Bees! 🐝 Really enjoying getting to host more events outside of work recently and this was extra special considering how much I love the beautiful game. ⚽
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Andrew Stulbarg liked thisAndrew Stulbarg liked thisProud dad moment. Congratulations Gabriel Ferrer on earning two Bachelor of Science degrees from The University of Texas at San Antonio—Computer Science and Mathematics of Data and Computing—both Cum Laude. Your dedication, discipline, and perseverance made this achievement possible. I’m incredibly proud of the man you’ve become and excited to see where your journey takes you next. The future is yours. #ProudDad #ComputerScience #DataScience #CumLaude #Leadership
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Andrew Stulbarg liked thisAndrew Stulbarg liked thisIt’s been nearly 10 years since I’ve seen the man who changed my life. I was 25 years old when Keith Krach (CEO of Docusign) gave me a once-in-a-lifetime oppty to serve as his Chief of Staff. I told him about my CUTCO Cutlery journey and made him one promise: no one would work harder than me. For 5 years, I worked six days a week, averaging 70 hours. I faked it till I made it. I’d fly to Germany and back the same day. First one in, last one out. I knew the building janitors by name. And after 10,000+ hours, it all became second nature. But I had 3 non-negotiables along the way and Keith honored every one of them: Wife. Community. Sabbath. Dinner most evenings with my new bride. Men’s small group on Thursdays. And no work on Sundays to honor the Sabbath. Those guardrails are what kept me going. Fast forward… We went from a startup to 6,000+ team members globally and eventually went public and achieved a $40B+ market cap. Couldn’t believe it. I was so young. Spending every day with Keith taught me more than I could comprehend at the time. The guy was a business savant. He built two multi-billion dollar businesses. Strategic partnerships. Go-to-market. Negotiations. Fundraising. Product development. Hiring. Firing. Real estate. Marketing. International expansion. IR. Board meetings. You name it. Unbeknownst to me, he was building me up to ultimately become an entrepreneur and CEO. Fast forward again to this weekend in Ohio… I only had 20 mins to spare, but felt a nudge to hit the gym. And who do I run into? My former CEO. Keith. Nearly 10 years later. 20 mins turned into an hour of reminiscing… and you know what we talked about? Not business. Family and the true purpose of life. Funny how that works. Moral of the story… Never forget whose shoulders you stood on to get where you are today. Take a quick moment today and text those people. Check in on them. Tell them you’re grateful. Remind them that the impact they made on you mattered. And encourage them to keep making an impact on others the same way they impacted you. Life moves fast. Don’t wait another 10 years to tell someone what they meant to you.
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Andrew Stulbarg liked thisAndrew Stulbarg liked thisAfter 25 years at PwC, I've retired and moving into a next phase of life. 🙌 It's strange and wonderful to write that sentence. Across workforce strategy, technology implementations, AI adoption, product development and team building, I got to do it all. I have had the great pleasure of wonderful projects, experiences and relationships over those years and I'm so grateful to PwC for all of it. 👏 I am now working my way into leadership coaching, board work and creative pursuits. I am so excited about this, and have made some progress in moving forward. While I feel quite prepared, there is one thing I wish more people talked about and that is the shift in how one thinks about productivity, how it shows up in what you do. I didn't realize that the significant drop in my calendar blocks, the calls and meetings I participated in, and the information flow around me would affect me so much. I felt/feel lonely and a bit disoriented and I tried to re-create it only to find myself being busy to be busy. I'm having to re-think what productivity means, what value is, what I actually care about... ultimately, how do I want to spend my time. Being able to name this has been so helpful and I'm giving myself grace to find my way. It has only been 6 weeks! ☺️ 👍 To my PwC family - thank you for all your support! To my LI network, thank you for listening. If you're facing a big shift — in your role, your team, or your own next chapter — I'd love to talk. And if you just want to catch up, my door is wide open.
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Andrew Stulbarg liked thisAndrew Stulbarg liked thisExcited for the EGFR Resisters Summit this weekend! EGFR is one of nine known actionable biomarkers in non-small cell lung cancer, and it shows up more often in women and in people who’ve never smoked. It takes precision medicine to treat mutations like EGFR. #LungCancer #PrecisionMedicine #BiomarkerTesting #LCSM #TargetedTherapy https://egfrcancer.org/
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