Thornal will join the orthopedics company as group president for global businesses and the Americas, a newly created position ...

The Duluth Seaway Port Authority has announced its new CEO. Kevin Beardsley will be officially taking over as CEO on June 3rd ...

WEST VALLEY CITY — Kevin Bruder, the longtime president and CEO of the Utah Grizzlies, died Sunday at the age of 56, the team announced Tuesday. "It is with profound sadness that we share the ...

Now President and CEO of Molzen Corbin—one of the state’s most prominent engineering and architecture firms—Eades continues ...

Mike Lisman has been selected as the next president and CEO of the TransDigm Group, succeeding Kevin Stein, who will officially retire on Sept. 30. The Cleveland-based company specializing in ...

TransDigm’s longtime CEO Kevin Stein will step down in September, while the company continues to see brisk aftermarket and defense sales. Credit: ZUMA Press, Inc. / Alamy Stock Photo TransDigm ...

TransDigm Group (NYSE:TDG) on Tuesday said President and Chief Executive Officer Kevin Stein will retire effective September 30, after more than a decade in senior leadership roles at the company.

Zimmer Biomet announced today that it appointed Kevin Thornal as group president, global businesses and the Americas.

Mr. Lisman has served as Co-Chief Operating Officer of TransDigm since May 2023. Prior to this role, he held a number of positions across the Company, including Chief Financial Officer and ...

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — The president and CEO of the Utah Grizzlies and general manager of the Maverik Center, Kevin Bruder, has died. The Grizzlies posted on their social media pages saying ...

"On behalf of our Board of Directors, I want to thank Kevin for his outstanding leadership and contributions to TransDigm over his entire career. During his tenure as our CEO, and prior to that as ...

The role of software developers might be broadened into "builders," said Windsurf's CEO. AI is about to "democratize" software creation, said Varun Mohan. Engineering might start to look more like ...