The USIBC Delegation for the Aero India-2019 is being led by world renowned aerospace scientist Vice President of Strategy and Business Development at Lockheed Martin Dr Vivek Lall. According to sources the USIBC chose Lall who has also been appointed to the US Federal Aviation Advisory Committee and has been key to several crucial India-US Defence deals, to lead a high level delegation of the top 20 US Aerospace Companies for the show which will start from Feb 20-24 in Bangalore. Representatives of defence companies like BAE Systems, Textron Aviation, Raytheon, AECOM, Harris Corporation, Telephonics Corporation, Boeing, General Atomics, Northrop Grumman, and TCI, are arriving under the umbrella of USIBC.
The delegation being led by Lall is coming to explore unprecedented partnership opportunities and to highlight new possibilities while drawing on a century of innovation and successful international partnerships in India and around the globe.
Lall, who joined Lockheed Martin in Jan 2018, was appointed by the US Government in a key advisory role for a two year term to the US Cabinet Secretary heading Department of Transportation (encompassing entities like the Federal Aviation Administration) in Washington DC. The role of this body affects US and global aviation policies and technologies.
Prior to his appointment at Lockheed Martin he was Chief Executive in charge of US and International Strategic Development at General Atomics (makers of the Predator UAV’s) based in San Diego.
18/02/19 Huma Siddiqui/Financial Express
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The delegation being led by Lall is coming to explore unprecedented partnership opportunities and to highlight new possibilities while drawing on a century of innovation and successful international partnerships in India and around the globe.
Lall, who joined Lockheed Martin in Jan 2018, was appointed by the US Government in a key advisory role for a two year term to the US Cabinet Secretary heading Department of Transportation (encompassing entities like the Federal Aviation Administration) in Washington DC. The role of this body affects US and global aviation policies and technologies.
Prior to his appointment at Lockheed Martin he was Chief Executive in charge of US and International Strategic Development at General Atomics (makers of the Predator UAV’s) based in San Diego.
18/02/19 Huma Siddiqui/Financial Express
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