21 JUNE 2011www.alu.com.cn
Aleris Names Steven A. Faas Senior Vice President & Chief Information Officer
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Aleris has named Steven A. Faas senior vice president and chief information officer (CIO). Faas joins the company today and will lead all Information Technology (IT) activities for the company, including global enterprise resource planning.
Faas joins Aleris from Cerberus Operations and Advisory Company, LLC, where he served as CIO/IT Operations executive since 2008. Before joining Cerberus, he was a consultant with the IT Turnaround Services practice at AlixPartners, LLP. Prior to that, Faas was vice president and CIO for ITT Corporation. He began his career at General Electric Company, and served for 18 years in Finance, Human Resources, Operations and IT roles, including as CIO for GE Energy Products.
"Steve brings a wealth of experience in IT to this important role," said Steven J. Demetriou, Aleris chairman and chief executive officer. "His outstanding leadership and execution skills, and strong business orientation, will enable us to use IT more strategically in support of our growth objectives."
Faas joins Aleris from Cerberus Operations and Advisory Company, LLC, where he served as CIO/IT Operations executive since 2008. Before joining Cerberus, he was a consultant with the IT Turnaround Services practice at AlixPartners, LLP. Prior to that, Faas was vice president and CIO for ITT Corporation. He began his career at General Electric Company, and served for 18 years in Finance, Human Resources, Operations and IT roles, including as CIO for GE Energy Products.
"Steve brings a wealth of experience in IT to this important role," said Steven J. Demetriou, Aleris chairman and chief executive officer. "His outstanding leadership and execution skills, and strong business orientation, will enable us to use IT more strategically in support of our growth objectives."
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