
The aerospace & defence sector is undergoing considerable change, especially as the credit crunch continues to make life increasingly challenging - airlines postpone deliveries and defence budgets are cut by cash-strapped national economies. On the civil side, established multinationals will continue to dominate with large platforms. Companies that are producing more efficient turbo-prop regional aircraft are still experiencing demand. Further down the supply-chain, smaller companies are collaborating in new ways in order to gain access to major new international programmes. In the UK the new Defence Industrial Strategy is eagerly awaited. The MoD is streamlining its procurement processes and outsourcing increasingly to private sector industry, not only for equipment, but also for support services, including training.
Apart from seeking new skills from outside the sector in business leadership roles, clients are also increasingly demanding upgraded skills in programme management, supply chain and operations, as well as in business development and export sales. The decline of defined conventional threats, and the emergence of ‘asymmetric’ warfare and terrorism has heightened the requirement for thought-leadership and specialists in homeland security and information assurance, which is now drawing telecoms and IT companies into the defence sector.
Chemring Group plc, Sales & Marketing Director
Doncasters Group Limited, Managing Director, Turbine Airfoils
DRS UK, Managing Director
Fujitsu, Managing Director, Defence& Security
GCHQ, Non-Executive Director
Meggitt plc, Engineering Director, Vibrometer
Rolls-Royce plc, Strategy Director, Defence Aerospace
Rolls-Royce plc, Human Resources Director, Civil Aerospace
Smiths Aerospace, Managing Director, Flight Controls
Thales Aerospace, Managing Director
Thales Aerospace, Operations Director
Thales Air Systems, Operations Director, Missile Electronics
Thales Land & Joint, Managing Director
Thales Optronics, Managing Director
Thales UK, Head of Internal Audit
Vector Aerospace, Human Resources Director, UK
Vector Aerospace, Managing Director UK
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