Boeing has named John Wojick its vice president of sales for Commercial Airplanes, filling the role Ray Conner held before replacing Jim Albaugh as president of the plane-making unit in June.
Boeing has named John Wojick its vice president of sales for Commercial Airplanes, filling the role Ray Conner held before replacing Jim Albaugh as president of the plane-making unit in June.
Wojick was previously vice president of North America sales. The company said the 32-year Boeing veteran began his career as an aerospace engineer and has held assignments ranging from flight operations engineering to internal audit.
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