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Srini Dixit
Srini Dixit

Srini Dixit Appointed CAE Defense & Security CFO

Srini Dixit was named chief financial officer of CAE‘s defense and security business, joining the Arlington, Texas-located aviation services company from RTX‘s (NYSE: RTX) Raytheon subsidiary where he previously worked as vice president and CFO of its air power strategic business unit.

He announced his appointment to the CAE Defense & Security executive leadership team via LinkedIn.

Dixit brings to the role over 25 years of defense industry experience. Prior to serving finance-related roles at Raytheon for more than five years, he was with Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) for 13 years culminating in the role of director of finance and business operations.

He began his career as an engineer at General Dynamics in 1995.

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