Former Boeing executive Debbie Collard says A & D will need innovative leaders.

by Steven Rayner & Bill Belgard | Jul 2, 2020

Former Boeing executive Debbie Collard says A & D will need leaders “comfortable with the uncertainty of innovation” in order for the industry to play a role in addressing our most pressing global challenges.

Former Boeing executive Debbie Collard says A & D will need innovative leaders.

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Former Boeing executive Debbie Collard says A & D will need innovative leaders.

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