Ho-Il Bae

Ho-il Bae has a diverse work experience spanning several industries and roles. Ho-il started their career as an Assistant Commercial Attaché at the French Embassy in Tokyo in 1990. Ho-il then worked at ABB CELLIER from 1991 to 1998, where they held various positions including Tokyo Office Managing Director, Technical & Sales Manager, and Design Engineer. In 1998, they joined Framatome as a Business Development Manager in the Windturbine Business Unit. Since 2003, they have been with Veolia, where they have held numerous leadership roles. These include CEO of Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies Japan, Chargé de Mission to Veolia Water Asia Pacific CEO, President & CEO of Showa Kankyo System, Executive Vice President of Nishihara Environment, Vice President & Board Director of Veolia Japan, Performance Director of Industrial Water Business Line at Veolia HQ in Paris, and currently as the Senior Vice President of Water Tech & On Site Services Business Lines at Veolia Japan. Ho-il also served as the Project Director for the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant "Radioactive Water Treatment Project" from March to December 2011.

Ho-il Bae's education history includes the following: they completed an Advanced Management Program at INSEAD in 2013. Ho-il obtained a Master's degree in Mechanical & Industrial Engineering from Arts et Métiers ParisTech - École Nationale Supérieure d'Arts et Métiers between 1986 and 1989. Ho-il attended an Executive Program on Leadership "Best Practices" at Harvard Business School in 2012. In 2011, they participated in an Executive Program on Leading change and organization renewal at Stanford University Graduate School of Business. Ho-il also completed an Executive Program on Blue Ocean Strategy at INSEAD in 2010. Ho-il Bae worked on their final year project in Mechanical Engineering Masters at Dalian Jiaotong University in 1989. Ho-il also received Executive Training on Coaching Practices & Tools from LINKUP COACHING. No degree information is available for the last two education experiences.