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Stephen O’Bryan Named L3 SVP, Global Business Dev’t Head


Stephen O’Bryan

Stephen O’Bryan, a 30-year aerospace and defense veteran, has been appointed senior vice president and chief global business development officer at L3 Technologies (NYSE: LLL).

He will be responsible for coordinating the New York-based contractor’s business relationships with the Defense Department, Congress and international customers, the company said Friday.

“Steve is a highly respected industry executive with a deep knowledge of DoD priorities and commercial aviation,” said Christopher Kubasik, L3 chairman, president and CEO.

O’Bryan previously served as a surface warfare officer and an F/A-18 pilot at the U.S. Navy.

He also serves on the boards of directors at the Association of Naval Aviation and the Naval Aviation Museum Foundation.

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