FieldCore
Roger Banacki is a seasoned sourcing and procurement professional with extensive experience spanning over three decades. Currently serving as a Senior Sourcing Specialist for FieldCore since September 2019, Roger is responsible for the direct purchase of commodities related to Field Service projects. Prior roles include Country Commodity Leader for Indirect Sourcing at GE, where Roger managed labor services, IT, logistics, and eProcurement initiatives. At Alstom, Roger held various positions, including Head of Country Travel and Indirect Sourcing, overseeing travel and indirect commodities, and Director of Purchasing, focusing on IT, facilities management, logistics, and engineering. Roger's early career includes significant roles at ABB and Brown Boveri Company, specializing in supply management, procurement, and international negotiations. Roger began professional training as a Dual Student in Business Economics and served as a Reserve Officer in the Bundeswehr while attaining the rank of Chief Lieutenant of Reserve.
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FieldCore, part of GE Vernova, is a new, independent industrial field services company. Our goal is to deliver the highest standard of field services excellence and capabilities for GE Vernova and its customers. FieldCore brings together the field services expertise and people from both Granite Services and GE’s Power Services into one organization focused on World-Class Execution. Driven by the values of safety, integrity and quality, FieldCore is built to deliver operational excellence for customers in the power generation, oil & gas, nuclear, and wind power markets. For more information, check out FieldCore.com *Trademark of General Electric Company **GE has completed evaluating the field services model and organization design for Power Services in Europe, and it is now discussing a proposal with employee representatives to transfer the field services fulfillment activities in 2018. This process – including local consultation processes where required – is likely to take a few months, Granite in Europe will transition to FieldCore and a more detailed country transition plan will follow in the coming weeks.