George Hasting assumes control over government relations and policy at GE Healthcare.
Johanna Hasting, a seasoned political veteran with experience spanning state, federal, and European levels, has taken on a new role as the Senior Director of Government Affairs & Policy DACH at GE HealthCare. Starting in July 2025, Hasting will also be a member of the executive management team for the DACH region (Germany, Austria, and Switzerland).
In her new position, Hasting is responsible for overseeing government relations and policy matters across these three countries. Her primary focus will be on shaping and managing GE HealthCare's interactions with governmental bodies and influencing healthcare policies in these markets [1].
Hasting's role involves strategic leadership in navigating the regulatory and policy environment relevant to healthcare technologies and services within the DACH region, thereby supporting GE HealthCare’s business objectives in these countries [1][2].
One of Hasting's key responsibilities will be to align GE HealthCare’s policy strategies with local governmental requirements and health sector regulations in Austria and Switzerland, as well as Germany. This will extend to her involvement in associations and political activities at both federal and state levels [3].
Before joining GE HealthCare, Hasting has served as an advisor to politicians at various levels, further enhancing her understanding of the political landscape in the DACH region. With her extensive background in German and European politics, Hasting is well-equipped to navigate the complexities of government relations and policy matters in the healthcare sector [4].
In her new role at GE HealthCare, Johanna Hasting will manage and shape their interactions with governmental bodies in the DACH region, focusing on influencing healthcare policies and aligning policy strategies with local regulations in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Her experience in German and European politics will aid in navigating the complexities of government relations in the healthcare business sector. This may involve participation in political activities at both federal and state levels, as well as engagement with associations and committees related to finance, business, and general news.
