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Lockheed Martin Names New Corporate Strategy Chief As Trice Set To Retire

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Friday, September 24th, 2010

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Lockheed Martin [LMT] yesterday said that Patrick Dewar, the company's current vice president for International Business Development, will succeed Robert Trice as its new senior vice president for Corporate Strategy and Business Development effective Oct. 1. Trice plans to retire in February 2011 and will continue with the company as a member of its executive management team until then. "Bob Trice is an icon in our industry and a full-spectrum leader," Bob Stevens, Lockheed Martin's chairman and CEO, said in…

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