Melton Chang is the Executive Vice President for the Power Systems Division. In this role, he has full global P&L responsibility with 20,000+ people of Schneider Power Systems Division, the largest division and positioned as the core growth engine of Schneider’s 35B€ Energy Management Business.
Power Systems Division leverages end-to-end setup to provide a unique experience for our customer via innovation, selling, and delivering. Our setup covers commercial, project and service execution, ETO manufacturing and R&D innovation. Our specialization is in medium and low voltage electrical distribution equipment, digitized systems, turnkey projects, and global service operations. In the wave of...
Melton Chang is the Executive Vice President for the Power Systems Division. In this role, he has full global P&L responsibility with 20,000+ people of Schneider Power Systems Division, the largest division and positioned as the core growth engine of Schneider’s 35B€ Energy Management Business.
Power Systems Division leverages end-to-end setup to provide a unique experience for our customer via innovation, selling, and delivering. Our setup covers commercial, project and service execution, ETO manufacturing and R&D innovation. Our specialization is in medium and low voltage electrical distribution equipment, digitized systems, turnkey projects, and global service operations. In the wave of energy transformation, our technology innovation makes us a unique energy tech partner for sustainability and efficiency. In the context of de-globalization, our multi-hub strategy enables us to differentiate with organizational agility and global & local leadership.
Melton most recently served as SVP, Medium Voltage Line of Business at Schneider Electric. In this role as a global LoB leader, he was responsible for the overall business strategy and innovation. Previously, he worked as VP of Schneider Electric, the head of Digital Energy Business China. He was in charge of the overall China P&L and leading the planning and strategic transformation of Digital Energy business. Melton joined Schneider Electric in 2007 and has held roles in North America, Taiwan, Shanghai, and France. He has extensive experience in driving organizational and strategic development, connecting the dots between R&D and marketing to drive profitable growth for the business.
