Siemens Mobility Limited Management

Will has been CEO of Siemens Mobility Limited since June 2019 following Gordon Wakeford’s retirement.

Will joined Siemens in 2013 when Invensys Rail was acquired by the company and where he was Director of Business Development and Commercial. Prior to his current positions, Will spent several years working for Siemens Mobility in Spain as Head of International Sales, Mainline, leading a team responsible for all global mainline sales.

A former Army Officer, in addition to his career within Siemens and Invensys Rail, Will has a broad senior management career spanning over 25 years. This has included positions as Managing Director for Alstom Transport Information Systems and Managing Director of GE Transportation.

LinkedIn: WillWilson
Twitter: @WillWilson1967

Rob is responsible for rail signalling, digital rail and automation activities across rail infrastructure for Network Rail, London Underground and Crossrail.

Rob graduated as an Electro-Mechanical Engineer, and his career has spanned four decades in multi-disciplined major projects working for mining, power, general construction and technology - based both in the UK and internationally.

Rob's passion towards making the industry a more diverse sector, he is an Executive Champion for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion for both Rail Automation and the broader Mobility business.

Twitter: @Rob_J_Morris

Sambit joined Siemens in 1992 and since first joining the business, has worked for a variety of Siemens organisations spanning multiple markets across three continents. He was appointed to his cuirrent role in 2019.

Currently, Sambit oversees the delivery of new train fleets (such as the Piccadilly Line trains that are part of the Deep Tube Upgrade Programme), and has delivered Thameslink, Eurostar and South West Trains. He is also responsible for maintenance, modifications and upgrades of existing fleets such as the Trans Pennine, West Midlands , South West Trains and the development Siemens Mobility’s new train manufacturing facility at Goole.  
 

Wilke joined Siemens in 2010 and has been responsible for the ITS business at Siemens Mobility since March 2018.  

Since joining Siemens, Wilke has held a number of posts - in Germany - including: Product Manager, Head of Traffic Management Germany and Vice President Professional Services.

Prior to joining Siemens, Wilke worked for PTV AG Karlsruhe, Germany being Vice President for Professional Services and CEO VIB GmbH. 

Nicola was appointed as General Counsel and Company Secretary in June 2018, following the carve out of the Mobility business from Siemens plc. Prior to that, she led the team supporting the Mobility Division.

Nicola joined Siemens in 2004 and for many years supported the rolling stock business, working on a number of high profile train supply and maintenance contracts including the Eurostar and Thameslink contracts. She now focusses primarily on strategic and corporate governance topics. 

Louise is a Chartered Health and Safety Practitioner who has worked with high-profile companies including: BP, Network Rail, Thames Water and the British Safety Council during her career.

In addition, Louise has been involved in the development of legislation, guidance material and regulatory policy and writes regularly for the trade press.

Louise is responsible for overseeing HSEQ requirements across rail and traffic management operations in Siemens Mobility Limited.