Boeing Puts Dreamliner Under One Leader in Management Shift
- Wyse named president of company’s shared services group
- Program manager Jenks to run 787 Dreamliner factories
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Boeing Co. is streamlining oversight of its marquee 787 Dreamliner, putting the chain of command for the plane’s Seattle-area and South Carolina factories under one person to accelerate decision making.
Mark Jenks, 787 program vice president and general manager, will lead the integration of the factories and supervise all of the jet’s operations, Ray Conner, president and chief executive officer of Boeing’s commercial airplane division, said Thursday in a memo to employees that was reviewed by Bloomberg.