Dr. Maher Chebbo
About Dr. Maher Chebbo
Dr. Maher Chebbo is a Senior Executive and Chief Business Innovation Officer with extensive experience in software innovation and development, having spent 21 years at SAP. He currently leads GE Global Digital Energy Solutions and holds various leadership roles in energy and technology organizations.
Work at GE Global Digital Energy Solutions
Dr. Maher Chebbo serves as the Senior Executive SVP and Chief Business Innovation Officer at GE Global Digital Energy Solutions. In this role, he leads initiatives across various sectors, including Power Generation, Grids, Storage, Renewables, and Energy Efficiency Services. His leadership focuses on advancing digital solutions that enhance operational efficiency and sustainability within the energy sector.
Experience with SAP
Dr. Maher Chebbo spent 21 years at SAP, where he held various leadership positions. His work primarily concentrated on Solution Engineering, Global Field Operations, and software innovation and development. This extensive experience provided him with a deep understanding of enterprise solutions and their application in global markets.
Leadership Roles in Energy Organizations
Dr. Chebbo holds several prominent leadership roles in energy-related organizations. He serves as the Chairman of the Governing Board of REEEP and acts as Vice-Chairman of the ETIP SNET Executive Committee, where he also chairs the Digital Energy group. Additionally, he is the President of ESMIG, contributing to the advancement of smart energy solutions.
Membership in Scientific Committees
Dr. Chebbo is a member of the Scientific Audit Committee of TNO, where he participates in evaluating scientific research and innovation. His involvement in this committee reflects his commitment to fostering advancements in technology and energy solutions.
Product Incubation Experience
Dr. Chebbo has experience in incubating new products through corporate in-venturing. This expertise enables him to drive innovation and develop new solutions that meet the evolving needs of the energy market.