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Raytheon Names Mark Esper VP, Government Relations

Raytheon (NYSE: RTN) named Dr. Mark T. Esper to the position of vice president, Government Relations.

According to the firm, “Esper will report to Thomas M. Culligan, the company’s executive vice president of Business Development and CEO of Raytheon International, Inc.”

“Mark joins Raytheon following a distinguished career on Capitol Hill, at the Pentagon, with a number of prominent industry associations and think tanks, and with the U.S. Army, ” Culligan said. “He brings a strong background in government and industry to his new role, which will benefit both our company and our customers.”

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