Boeing's Defense Chief Ted Colbert Exits Amidstw significant Challenges
Boeing's Executive Shakeup: Ted Colbert's Departure
Boeing announced on Friday that Ted Colbert, president and CEO of its defense, space, and security unit, will be leaving the company effective immediately. The planemaker appointed Steve Parker, the unit’s chief operating officer, to assume Colbert’s responsibilities until a permanent replacement is appointed.
High Stakes for Boeing
“I want to thank Ted for his 15 years of service at The Boeing Company, supporting our customers, our people, and our communities,” stated Kelly Ortberg, CEO of Boeing. “Our priority is to restore the trust of our customers and meet the high standards they expect from us.”
- Boeing's Defense unit faced a loss of $913 million last quarter.
- Current year losses reached $1.8 billion, complicating recovery efforts.
- Stock performance has dropped significantly, with shares down by about 41% this year.
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