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Luka Ulrich

Group CEO at Phoenix Contact
📍 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Ulrich Leidecker is the Chief Operating Officer and Spokesman of the Group Executive Board at Phoenix Contact, a company where he has worked for three decades. He began as a sales engineer in 1994 and progressed through leadership roles in sales and management. He holds a degree in Control and Automation Technology from Paderborn University.

His passion for engineering extends beyond the office into his personal life. He is a hands-on technologist who enjoys applying his skills to practical, personal projects, demonstrating a deep-seated interest in automation on all scales.

Unique fact: He privately programs his own home automation system, a hobby that connects back to his engineering roots and passion for the field.

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Current Role
Group CEO
Job Level
Leadership
Location
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
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Priorities

Topics Luka cares about

All Electric Society
He frequently champions this core company vision for a sustainable world powered entirely by renewable electricity, viewing it as the primary economic driver for the industry.
Open Automation
A vocal advocate for open ecosystems like PLCnext Technology, believing that collaboration and shared knowledge are critical for future innovation and flexibility in industrial automation.
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Career

Work history

Group CEO
Phoenix Contact
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Media appearances

Phoenix Contact USA names CEO. Featured in PennLive.com
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