EDMI Announces Leadership Team Refresh to Drive Continued Market Leadership
We are pleased to announce a refresh of the leadership team at EDMI, which has evolved to meet the needs of the coming opportunity.
We are pleased to announce a refresh of the leadership team at EDMI. Through the last few years, EDMI has faced significant challenges due to the COVID-19 lockdown and subsequent strain on the global electronics supply chain. Despite the difficult market conditions, EDMI has maintained its position as a global energy solutions leader, positioning the organisation for strong growth in the mid-term. To take advantage of this strong market position, the leadership team of EDMI has evolved to meet the needs of the coming opportunity.
The changes made are focused around building out key enabling capabilities critical to support the future growth of the organisation while aligning existing resources into more streamlined teams to enable more efficient scaling within the organisation. EDMI is excited about the opportunities ahead and these changes represent our commitment towards a future of growth and continued industry leadership.
Learn more about our new leadership team here.
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