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1. • Stepping down as Boeing chairman

     • Jim McNerney is stepping down as Boeing chairman and will be succeeded March 1 by Dennis Muilenburg, who will remain the company’s CEO as well.
     www.seattletimes.com/business/boeing-aerospace/mcnerney-retiring-boeing-adds-chairman-role-for-muilenburg/

     McNerney retiring, Boeing adds chairman role for Muilenburg

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   Why did Jim McNerney leave Boeing?

   • Likewise, Jim McNerney — who had been groomed at GE as a potential Welch successor and followed Stonecipher as Boeing CEO — retired with a $3.9 million annual pension in 2015 after 10 years leading the company, and convinced he’d left Boeing positioned for its share price to head inexorably upward. It all fell apart.

   ‘A ruthless effort to cut costs’: Boeing’s long fall, and how it might

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   Who is Jim McNerney?

   • Jim McNerney is the former president and chief executive of Boeing. He has served with many global companies over his long career, including 3M, General Electric, and Procter & Gamble. In our first ever episode, we're joined by Jim McNerney to discuss his vision for economic recovery and what it will take to get there.

   Former Boeing CEO Jim McNerney on U.S. Reinvention - CSIS

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   Why did McNerney use the term 'out of kilter'?

   • McNerney found it 'out of kilter' that suppliers were earning bigger margins than Boeing. In response, he threatened to bring production of wings and other key systems in-house to negotiate for price reductions.

   How Boeing broke down: Inside the series of leadership failures that

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   What did McNerney want a Boeing 737 to do?

   • And so Boeing, what McNerney wanted Boeing to accomplish, was to update the 737 on this compressed timeline, as you're saying, with controlling costs. And having new, larger, more fuel efficient engines on it. That's the engine variant that they called it.

   The leaders behind the fall of Boeing | On Point - WBUR

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › James_McNerneyJames McNerney - Wikipedia

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   On June 30, 2005, Boeing hired McNerney as the chairman, President, and CEO. McNerney oversaw the strategic direction of the Chicago-based aerospace company with a focus on spending controls. [13] Barack Obama in conversation with James McNerney, Jr. at the 2011 APEC CEO Summit.

4. www.wbur.org › onpoint › 2024/07/11The leaders behind the fall of Boeing | On Point - WBUR

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   Jul 11, 2024 · James McNerney stepped down from Boeing leadership in 2015, making Muilenburg CEO. The two men were of one mind on how to run Boeing. Muilenburg continued major practices McNerney had brought...

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6. www.chronline.com › stories › a-ruthless-effort-to‘A ruthless effort to cut costs’: Boeing’s long fall, and how ...

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   Apr 9, 2024 · Likewise, Jim McNerney — who had been groomed at GE as a potential Welch successor and followed Stonecipher as Boeing CEO — retired with a $3.9 million annual pension in 2015 after 10 years...

7. www.seattletimes.com › business › boeing-aerospaceBoeing’s long fall, and how it might recover

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   Apr 7, 2024 · Likewise, Jim McNerney — who had been groomed at GE as a potential Welch successor and followed Stonecipher as Boeing CEO — retired with a $3.9 million annual pension in 2015 after 10 years ...

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8. www.csis.org › analysis › former-boeing-ceo-jimFormer Boeing CEO Jim McNerney on U.S. Reinvention - CSIS

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   May 21, 2020 · In our inaugural episode, former Boeing Chairman, President and CEO W. James McNerney, Jr. joins CSIS’ Andrew Schwartz and Scott Miller.

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   Nov 20, 2019 · And when Stonecipher had his own career-ending scandal (an affair with an employee), it was another GE alum—James McNerney—who came in from the outside to replace him.

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    Feb 22, 2024 · The 108-year-old corporate icon had been dogged by safety concerns since two fatal crashes darkened its reputation and sent its finances reeling a half-decade ago—the Lion Air and Ethiopian...