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Cubic Appoints New CEO And Chairman As Feldmann Departs

Cubic Appoints New CEO And Chairman As Feldmann Departs
Stevan Slijepcivic, president and CEO of Cubic Corp. LinkedIn photo.

Cubic Corp. on Thursday announced the appointment of a new chief executive and chairman, with former Honeywell [HON] executive Stevan Slijepcevic taking over as president and CEO and Mac Curtis, who led former federal information technology solutions provider Perspecta, as chairman. Slijepcevic and Curtis take over the $1.5 billion transportation and defense company from Bradley Feldmann, who was president and CEO since 2014 and added the role of chairman in 2018. Feldmann’s last day with Cubic was last Friday. Last…

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