Boeing sales chief McMullen to retire, company memo says
EXCLUSIVE-Boeing sales chief McMullen to retire, company memo says Oct 16 (Reuters) - Boeing BA.N jetliner sales chief Brad McMullen is retiring in December and will be succeeded in one of the industry's most high-profile jobs by Ryan Weir, currently in charge of the North American market, according to a memo seen by Reuters.
McMullen, who is senior vice president of global sales and marketing, led the company's commercial recovery from a 2024 incident involving a mid-air door-plug blowout, and was seen as influential in shoring up strained relations with airlines.
(Reporting by Tim Hepher; Editing by Chris Reese)
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