She will succeed Wes Bush, who will continue to serve as chairman through July of next year, and also join the board of directors, Northrop said Thursday.
Warden has demonstrated exceptional leadership in her roles leading the operations of our company, and she brings the vision and values to lead Northrop Grumman into the future, said Bush, a four-time Wash100 recipient.
Warden oversees the integration of Northrops new innovation systems business after the company closed its approximately $9.2 billion purchase of Orbital ATK in June.
She has held senior leadership positions since joining Northrop in 2008, such as vice president and general manager of the firms cyber business and president of mission systems and information systems sectors.
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