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Jennifer VanBelle

Senior Vice President
GE Capital CEO and Treasurer of GE & GE Capital

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Susan Flanagan

President & CEO
GE Energy Financial Services

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Greg Conlon

President and CEO
GECAS

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Jennifer VanBelle

Senior Vice President
GE Capital CEO and Treasurer of GE & GE Capital

Jennifer VanBelle is Senior Vice President, GE Capital CEO, and Treasurer of GE and GE Capital. She leads the financial services arm of GE, which is focused on serving customers and markets aligned with GE’s industrial businesses. As Treasurer, Jennifer is responsible for global funding and liquidity, capital structure, cash management, and treasury services globally.

She expanded her role as Treasurer to become CEO of GE Capital, effective January 2021. She was promoted to GE Senior Vice President in March 2019 and was named Treasurer in January 2018, after spending two years as Capital Markets leader for GE Capital.

From 2012 to 2016, Jennifer was Chief Risk Officer - Capital Management for GE Capital. In this role she led the capital management organization, focusing on GE Capital’s safety and soundness including capital adequacy, stress testing, and the annual Capital plan. Jennifer was Deputy Treasurer at GE Treasury from 2007 to 2012, where she led the rating agency relationships and liquidity management efforts.

Jennifer joined GE in 1998 and served in a range of capital markets and risk management roles in GE Capital. She previously spent several years at Chemical Bank and ING in underwriting and capital markets roles. She holds a B.A. degree in Economics from Bates College and an MSc in Finance from the London Business School.

She is a member of the Advisory Board of GE Women’s Network and is also an Executive Sponsor of GE’s Disability Advocacy Network (DAN). She also serves on the Boards of Child Guidance Center and buildON.

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Susan Flanagan

President & CEO
GE Energy Financial Services

Susan Flanagan is President & CEO of GE Energy Financial Services.  In this role, Susan is responsible for leading the business unit’s investment activities in power and renewable projects globally and partnering with GE’s industrial energy businesses to deliver comprehensive customer solutions.

Prior to this, Susan served as Global Power Leader, overseeing GE Energy Financial Services’ investments in power projects across North America, Europe, Asia, Middle East Northern Africa and Turkey (MENAT), Sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America. Susan previously held the position of Business Partner at GE Energy Financial Services where she utilized her risk management, financial acumen and commercial expertise to partner with GE Power and develop competitive financing and technology solutions for its global customer base.   

Susan joined GE Energy Financial Services in 2005 and was responsible for managing $2.5 billion of assets in the Portfolio group. She also served the business as a lead underwriter in its Power and Renewable Energy group. Susan has served across the spectrum of finance roles in GE, including a risk rotational assignment at GE Capital headquarters in Norwalk and a 12-month assignment in Beijing supporting China’s State Grid’s Yingda JV. She was also instrumental in providing risk analysis support to Power & Water (Services) in Atlanta and has also served on the GE Thermal Initiatives team.

Prior to joining GE, Susan worked in energy mergers and acquisitions with Ernst & Young, DPL Inc., PricewaterhouseCoopers, and the Long Island Lighting Company. 

Susan holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Columbia University, a Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Cincinnati, and a Master of Business Administration from New York University. In addition, Susan serves on the Advisory Board for Columbia University’s School of Engineering.

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Greg Conlon

President and CEO
GECAS

Greg Conlon is President and CEO of GECAS. Greg has been with GE for 20 years and is a highly respected leader in the aviation financing industry.  Greg is ideally positioned for this role, with a career history including experience in Capital Markets, Asset Trading, OEM Management, Sales, Debt Financing and P&L leadership.

Prior to his appointment to lead GECAS, Greg previously served as both President and CEO of Milestone Aviation & Executive Vice President of GECAS’ Aircraft Trading

Milestone Aviation Group is the world’s leading helicopter leasing and financing company, supporting a variety of industries, including offshore oil and gas, search and rescue, emergency medical services, police surveillance, mining and others. 

As EVP, Aircraft Trading at GECAS, Greg has oversight of large aircraft and engine portfolio sales to investors, as well developing new sources of capital, institutional structures and capital efficiency.

Previously, Greg served as Senior Vice President & Regional Manager for GECAS’ US Sales and Marketing operations and managed the Boeing relationship for GECAS. Greg began his career with GECAS in 2000 as Senior Vice President, Origination for PK AirFinance, and was promoted to Senior Vice President, Sales and Marketing for GECAS in 2005.

In 2011, Greg was named Senior Vice President, US Sales & Marketing, and in 2016, he was promoted to Senior Vice President & Regional Manager, US Sales & Marketing.

Prior to joining GECAS, Greg held various finance and sales positions at PK AirFinance, Boeing Capital Corporation and McDonnell Douglas Finance Corporation.

Greg has a Bachelor of Science in business from The Ohio State University.

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