Karolina, it's a great pleasure to have you on the show.

Big thanks for taking the time.

Thanks for having me.

Pleasure is all mine.

Wonderful.

So, Karolina, I met you many years ago when you were the CFO of Asa Abloy in Sweden.

And now you are one of the most powerful CFOs in the whole world.

So tell me about that journey.

My journey started in Sweden.

I grew up in Stockholm.

My dad was a businessman and my mom was radiologists and I feel connected to both of them

and their work. And today I have to say when I walk through our manufacturing force at GE,

G.E. Health care and I can see the products that my mom used and how they have developed over the years,

it's truly exciting. If I look at my journey

in finance, I would say that I've always been drawn towards more operational CFO jobs.

And what I mean with that is working closely with the CEO and the businesses. And I would say

the critical and dynamic businesses of GE and what we do is what really drew me

to this role.

And I also felt that I could add lasting value in shaping the future of these important

businesses.

And if I look back at my own history, probably one of the most important parts for me was when I moved to Germany

and I became CFO for Asa Abloy, Dach and Benelux in those days. It was my first big industrial

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