Leonardo DRS has appointed industry veteran Bill Guyan as senior vice president of business development and president, international.
Guyan announced his new position in a LinkedIn post published Wednesday.
He brings to the role over two decades of industry experience in business strategy and management.
Bill Guyan’s Career Background He most recently served as SVP and general manager of the land electronics business line at Leonardo DRS.
Guyan’s previous roles at Leonardo DRS include corporate VP of business development, VP of strategy and business development for the C4ISR group and VP of programs and strategy for DRS Tactical Systems.
The U.S. Army veteran also held business management positions at Lockheed Martin’s information systems business and Loral Electro-Optical Systems.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Arizona and a master of business administration degree from London Business School.
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