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Lockheed Martin Hires Former Intelsat General President

Lockheed Martin Hires Former Intelsat General President
Kay Sears, President of Intelsat General is moving to vice president for strategy and business development at Lockheed Martin Space Systems. Photo: Intelsat General.

Kay Sears, former president of Intelsat General, was hired by Lockheed Martin [LMT] as vice president for strategy and business development in the Space Systems business area, Lockheed Martin confirmed in an email Monday.Effective April 4, her role will be to grow the company’s space systems business with a comprehensive strategy to develop new markets and strengthen partnerships with existing customers. Sears will also lead strategic planning and advanced technology concepts, the company said.“With nearly three decades of experience, Kay…

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