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Eyeing Key International Markets, L3 Creates Boards In Australia, Canada And UK

Eyeing Key International Markets, L3 Creates Boards In Australia, Canada And UK
Chris Kubasik, chairman, president and CEO of L3 Technologies. Photo: L3

L3 Technologies [LLL] on Thursday said it has established boards in three countries to help focus its international growth in key regions.“We continue to focus on accelerating L3’s international business by strengthening our customer relationships and forging productive partnerships in key regions,” Christopher Kubasik, president and CEO of L3, said in a statement.The new boards are in Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom, three of the 10 countries L3 is targeting for its international growth. During L3’s investor conference in…

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