The IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) brings together 170 countries, and more than 20,000 experts cooperate on the global IEC platform to ensure that products work everywhere safely with each other.

The IEC is the world's leading organization that prepares and publishes globally relevant International Standards for the whole energy chain, including all electrical, electronic and related technologies, devices and systems. The IEC also supports all forms of conformity assessment and administers four Conformity Assessment Systems that certify that components, equipment and systems used in homes, offices, healthcare facilities, public spaces, transportation, manufacturing, explosive environments and energy generation conform to them.

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IEC's headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland

Yinbiao Shu

Kazuhiko Tsutsumi

Shawn Paulsen

The Leadership Team at IEC guides the strategic direction and governance of the organization, ensuring alignment with its mission to develop and promote international standards. Comprised of experienced leaders, the team fosters collaboration among member countries and expert stakeholders, drives policy initiatives, and oversees the implementation of standards that enhance safety and interoperability across electrical and electronic systems worldwide.

Leadership Team

The Strategic Advisory and Committee Members at IEC collaborate to develop and refine international standards and strategic directives for the electrical, electronic, and related technology sectors. They provide expert guidance on market trends, technical innovation, and conformity assessments to ensure global safety and interoperability of products and systems. This team plays a crucial role in shaping IEC’s approach to global energy and technology standards, ensuring comprehensive and forward-looking strategies.

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