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Survitec appoints Richard Mears to lead realigned defence & aerospace division

Survitec is supporting the restructuring of its defence & aerospace division division with the appointment of Richard Mears as its new Director for Global Defence & Aerospace Sales.

Above: Richard Mears has been appointed Survitec Director for Global Defence & Aerospace Sales.

Survitec appoints Richard Mears to lead realigned defence & aerospace division

Richard joined Survitec on 15th July 2019 and will take responsibility for the division’s sales and customer service.

Richard was CEO and President at QinetiQ Inc (USA), a company he joined as Director of International Business Development. Prior to this he held various senior International business development director roles at Babcock and Northrop Grumman.

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Martin Whittaker, Managing Director for Defence and Aerospace for Survitec said: “We are delighted to welcome Richard to Survitec as the new Director for Global Defence & Aerospace Sales. He brings with him a deep understanding of International market dynamics and a wealth of customer service experience.”

Richard said on his appointment: “There has never been a more exciting time to join Survitec. Its decades-long reputation of being a high-end equipment supplier to the defence and aerospace industries is further strengthened as it evolves into a service partner to these sectors. I am delighted to be joining Survitec and a high-performing sales team that is well-positioned to further increase our international growth, global order intake and increased revenues.” 

Survitec has recently restructured its defence & aerospace division to further align the business to its key markets. This has involved close examination of its product lines and distribution channels, as well as a renewed emphasis on its international and regional customer service mix, for a consistently high client experience.

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