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Former Boeing Exec Tom Glaub Named ULA Finance Chief


Tom Glaub

Tom Glaub, a more than 25-year veteran of Boeing (NYSE: BA), has joined United Launch Alliance as chief financial officer.

He will oversee ULA’s finance organization and its fiscal and fiduciary functions in his new position, the Lockheed Martin (NYSE LMT)-Boeing joint venture said June 28.

Glaub most recently served as CFO of the vertical lift division at Boeing’s defense, space and security business, where he managed the financial aspects of cargo, tiltrotor and attack rotorcraft programs.

He also worked as the finance chief for information technology and data analytics at the Chicago-based aerospace and defense contractor, and for BDS’ weapons and missile systems portfolio.

His Boeing career also includes manager roles focused on cruise missile systems, global services and support and F/A_18 program contracts and pricing.

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