Verti has announced that on January 1, 2025, Scott Armul will be promoted to executive vice president, global portfolio and business units, reporting to Vertiv CEO Giordano (Gio) Albertazzi.
As previously announced, effective January 1, 2025, Stephen Liang, Vertiv’s chief technology officer and executive vice president of products and solutions, will focus on CTO responsibilities of defining vision and strategy for future technology developments. Scott will lead engineering research and development, as well as the business units that make up Vertiv’s portfolio of solutions – thermal management, power management, IT systems, infrastructure solutions and global services. Together, Scott and Stephen will play a critical role in steering Vertiv’s future technology roadmap.
“During a time when AI is driving unprecedented demand for compute, our customers rely on our innovation and technology stewardship,” said Gio. “With his knowledge of the business and industry, strategic thinking, and great customer intimacy, I’m confident that Scott will guide Vertiv’s global portfolio and business units to intensely lead the industry and more rapidly and profoundly enable our customers to achieve their infrastructure business objectives.”
Scott added: “My experience across technical, leadership and customer-oriented roles at Vertiv has provided deep insights into our business and how we deliver value to the market. This is an exciting, dynamic time to be in our industry, and we are well positioned to enable the rapid pace of evolution. I’m looking forward to joining the executive team and continuing to drive excellence in our business units and our portfolio of solutions.”
He began his career with Vertiv in 2009 as a business planning and development MBA intern and returned as a full-time strategic planner role in 2010. His other positions at Vertiv included senior marketing manager for Vertiv services, director of AC power product management, vice president and general manager of DC power and outside plant solutions for the Americas, and vice president of global DC power and outside plant. Scott is currently vice president of global strategic accounts.
