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Boeing Names Tom Downey Senior Vice President of Communications

 

CHICAGO, Dec. 29, 2006/Satnews Daily/ ― The Boeing Company [NYSE: BA] has named Thomas J. Downey as senior vice president of Communications, effective Jan. 1, 2007.

 

Downey will report to Boeing chairman, president, and CEO Jim McNerney and serve on Boeing's executive council. He will be responsible for the company's global communications activities, including business unit and corporate communications, branding and advertising, employee and executive communications, and public relations.

 

Downey has led Boeing's corporate communications since April 2006, reporting to senior vice president for Public Policy and Communications Tod R. Hullin. Hullin will continue to lead all U.S. federal, state and local government liaison operations for Boeing and serve on the company's executive council.

 

Downey, 42, is a 20-year Boeing veteran who has held a variety of senior assignments across the company's commercial airplanes and defense and space businesses. His prior positions include leading communications for Boeing Commercial Airplanes, Boeing Military Aircraft and Missile Systems, Boeing corporate internal and executive communications, McDonnell Douglas Aerospace and Douglas Aircraft. He holds a bachelor's degree in English from Saint Louis University.


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