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Northrop Grumman appoints new corporate VP of global operations

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By: Reporter
Northrop Grumman appoints new corporate VP of global operations

Northrop Grumman Corporation announced that its board of directors has elected Matthew Bromberg corporate vice president, global operations, effective from 16 February 2022.

Northrop Grumman Corporation announced that its board of directors has elected Matthew Bromberg corporate vice president, global operations, effective from 16 February 2022.

In this new role, Bromberg will report to Kathy Warden, chairman, chief executive and president. He will be responsible for enterprise-wide programs, quality, supply chain and technology functions.

“Matt has proven global leadership experience running complex businesses with large teams in the industrial, aerospace and defense industry,” Warden said.

 
 

“We are excited to have Matt join our executive leadership team, and I’m confident he’ll drive continued operational excellence and innovation.”

Bromberg joins Northrop Grumman from Raytheon Technologies where he held numerous senior executive positions. His most recent position is president of military engines at Pratt & Whitney.

Previously, he was a banker with Goldman Sachs, and served with the US Navy as a submarine officer.

Bromberg holds a bachelor’s degree in physics from the University of California, Berkeley, and a Master of Business Administration and a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

[Related: NT government, Amphibian Aerospace Industries launch aircraft manufacturing industry in Darwin]

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