Title: Boeing: About Boeing Government Operations
Headings: Boeing Government Operations Overview
Executive Biographies
Boeing Government Operations Overview
Boeing’s U.S. Footprint
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Content: Boeing: About Boeing Government Operations
Executive Biographies
Government Operations
Timothy Keating
Executive Vice President, Government Operations, The Boeing Company
Joan Tappan
Chief of Staff, Government Operations
Jeb Boatman
Vice President, Assistant General Counsel, Government Operations
Leo A. Brooks Jr.
Vice President, Enterprise Subsidiary Integration, Government Operations
Art Cameron
Vice President, Federal Legislative Affairs, Government Operations
Kathleen Palma
Vice President, Global Trade Controls, Government Operations
Greta Lundeberg
Vice President, International Operations and Policy, Government Operations
Gordon Johndroe
Vice President, Communications, Government Operations
Jennifer Lowe
Vice President, National Strategy and Engagement, Government Operations
Dennis O'Brien
Director, Operations, Government Operations
Bob Simmons
Vice President, Defense, Space & Security, Government Operations
Ruth Vetter
Director, Ethics & Business Conduct, Government Operations
Justin Walker
Director, Human Resources, Government Operations and Law
Boeing Government Operations Overview
Boeing's Government Operations office is located in Arlington, Va., near Washington D.C., and serves the company in three ways: Protecting and advancing the company’s interests, competitiveness, and reputation; Winning support for Boeing programs; and
Shaping public policy issues that impact the company. The office works with public officials across all levels of government -- federal, state and local -- to carry out this mission. It also works with various third parties -- such as think tanks, trade associations, public policy groups, and international organizations. The Government Operations office strives to ensure the regulatory and political climate in the U.S. is conducive to global aerospace and defense leadership and supports long-term American manufacturing competitiveness and innovation. In addition to these many functions, the office serves as a point of contact between federal, state and local governments, plus associated third parties, and the company’s business units. Boeing’s U.S. Footprint
The Boeing Company – the world’s largest aerospace company and America’s largest exporter – assembles commercial airplanes and defense products and also builds aerospace components in the United States.