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Newport News Shipbuilding Announces Several Senior Team Promotions

By Barrett Baker

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NEWPORT NEWS—Huntington Ingalls Industry’s Newport News Shipbuilding division recently announced several promotions that hope to result in the optimization of operations and accelerate transformation and execution.

“We have been on an aggressive journey to transform the way we run our business,” said Newport News Shipbuilding President Jennifer Boykin. “Accomplishing this transformation while running our complex business is not a simple task. Our Navy customer expects us to deliver ships on time and on budget so they can meet the evolving demands of the global security environment. Our ultimate success depends on the acceleration of these efforts led by experienced leaders.”

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