Emmanuel Guilhamon brings extensive experience in sales, strategy, and renewable energy to drive Rockwell Automation’s sustainability initiatives, helping manufacturers achieve their ESG goals.

Emmanuel Guilhamon is Rockwell's new Vice President of Sustainability

Emmanuel Guilhamon has been appointed as Rockwell’s new Vice President of Sustainability

Rockwell Automation, a leading provider of industrial automation and digital transformation solutions, has announced the appointment of Emmanuel Guilhamon as Vice President of Sustainability. Effective July 1, Guilhamon will report to Becky House, Senior Vice President, Chief People and Legal Officer.

Rockwell has a long history of partnering with leading automotive manufacturers, such as Ford, GM and Toyota, providing innovative automation solutions that have helped the industry improve efficiency, quality and sustainability.

Rockwell Automation’s Automotive production collaborations

Ford: Rockwell Automation has played a crucial role in automating Ford’s assembly lines, implementing smart manufacturing solutions, and supporting the production of electric vehicles. Their solutions have helped Ford improve overall productivity, reduce costs, and meet the growing demand for electric vehicles.

General Motors: The company has provided automation technology for GM’s manufacturing plants, enabling them to streamline production processes, improve quality control, and enhance safety. Their solutions have helped GM increase efficiency, reduce downtime, and improve overall competitiveness.

Toyota: Rockwell has also worked with Toyota on various projects, including automating assembly lines, implementing predictive maintenance systems, and optimising energy consumption. Their solutions have helped Toyota improve productivity, reduce costs, and achieve their sustainability goals.

Guilhamon’s appointment, and his position within Rockwell’s overall corporate structure demonstrates the critical intersection between automation and sustainability initiatives across the board. In his new role, he will spearhead Rockwell’s global sustainability initiatives, and lead the corporate sustainability team, fostering collaboration with internal and external stakeholders to advance Rockwell’s Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) commitments. Guilhamon’s expertise is expected to be instrumental in developing innovative solutions that help automotive manufacturers achieve their sustainability goals.

Becky House commented:  “Since joining Rockwell, Emmanuel has made significant contributions to our business. He knows our customers and technology and is passionate about the critical role that industrial automation and digital transformation play in helping our customers increase resiliency, optimise production, and ultimately drive sustainability.

“His global perspective and expertise make him the right person to continue and evolve this important work.”

Guilhamon joined Rockwell in 2019, bringing a wealth of experience in sales, strategy, and renewable energy. Prior to his current role, he served as Sales Director for Strategic Account Heavy Industries. His previous experience at Schlumberger and Cysalys has equipped him with a strong foundation in engineering, field service, and account management.

Guilhamon holds a Master’s degree in Electrical, Electronics, and Communications Engineering from ESIEE Paris and a TRIUM Global Executive MBA from NYU Stern, LSE, and HEC Paris.

As Vice President of Sustainability, Guilhamon will be based at Rockwell’s headquarters in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.