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GE chairman/CEO presents $400,000 to support Penn State

10/26/12

Jeffrey Immelt, chairman and CEO at General Electric (GE), presented a check today (Oct. 26) for $400,000 to Penn State President Rodney Erickson during a visit to the University Park campus. The funds will support scholarships in three Penn State colleges and sponsored research in the College of Engineering. Immelt's visit highlights his company's ongoing partnership with Penn State. He talked to students, faculty, staff and academic leaders about the importance of continued cooperation between GE and Penn State, focused on the education of a global workforce and continued innovation through research.

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GE chairman and CEO to visit Penn State Oct. 26

10/11/12

Jeffrey Immelt, chairman and chief executive officer at General Electric (GE), will highlight his company's ongoing partnership with Penn State during a daylong visit to the University Park campus on Oct. 26. Immelt will talk to students, faculty, staff and academic leaders about the importance of continued cooperation between GE and Penn State, focused on the education of a global workforce and continued innovation through research.

As part of his visit, Immelt will participate in a moderated discussion on business, leadership and competition, at 3 p.m. in the atrium of the Business Building on campus. The talk, titled "Executive Insights with GE Chairman and CEO Jeff Immelt: Competing for the Future," will be moderated by Charles H. Whiteman, Dean of the Smeal College of Business. The limited-seating, hourlong event will be free and open to Penn State students, faculty and staff. To register, visit http://www.smeal.psu.edu/immelt.

GE chairman/CEO presents $400,000 to support Penn State

10/26/12

Jeffrey Immelt, chairman and CEO at General Electric (GE), presented a check today (Oct. 26) for $400,000 to Penn State President Rodney Erickson during a visit to the University Park campus. The funds will support scholarships in three Penn State colleges and sponsored research in the College of Engineering. Immelt's visit highlights his company's ongoing partnership with Penn State. He talked to students, faculty, staff and academic leaders about the importance of continued cooperation between GE and Penn State, focused on the education of a global workforce and continued innovation through research.

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GE chairman and CEO to visit Penn State Oct. 26

10/11/12

Jeffrey Immelt, chairman and chief executive officer at General Electric (GE), will highlight his company's ongoing partnership with Penn State during a daylong visit to the University Park campus on Oct. 26. Immelt will talk to students, faculty, staff and academic leaders about the importance of continued cooperation between GE and Penn State, focused on the education of a global workforce and continued innovation through research.

As part of his visit, Immelt will participate in a moderated discussion on business, leadership and competition, at 3 p.m. in the atrium of the Business Building on campus. The talk, titled "Executive Insights with GE Chairman and CEO Jeff Immelt: Competing for the Future," will be moderated by Charles H. Whiteman, Dean of the Smeal College of Business. The limited-seating, hourlong event will be free and open to Penn State students, faculty and staff. To register, visit http://www.smeal.psu.edu/immelt.