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Tech Moves: Riveter CEO relocates; ex-REI CEO joins UW business school; Edifecs add execs; more Geekwire 2 hrs ago © Provided by Geekwire Sally Jewell. (The Nature Conservancy Photo) — Former U.S. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell has been appointed the Edward V. Fritzky endowed chair in leadership at the University of Washington’s Foster School of Business for the 2021-2022 academic year. For the past 20 years, the faculty position has brought leaders from the sports and business world to the school to interact with students and faculty. Jewell was the CEO of REI from 2005 unti...

By Jon Hemmerdinger2021-02-17T23:25:00+00:00 Two Boeing board members will step down when their terms expire, bringing further change to a Boeing leadership team that has undergone substantial shift since the 737 Max grounding. Board members Arthur Collins and Susan Schwab “will retire from the board when their terms expire and will not stand for reelection” during the company’s annual shareholder meeting, scheduled for 20 April, Boeing says on 27 February. Boeing does not confirm when those terms expire. Source: Boeing Collins, a Boeing director since 2007, was formerly chief executi...

Boeing’s ousted CEO resurfaces at Silicon Valley tractor maker Former Boeing Co. Chief Executive Officer Dennis Muilenburg is joining Monarch Tractor, a Silicon Valley startup that’s angling to be the Tesla Inc. of the agriculture world with an all-electric tractor that is “driver optional.” While Monarch isn’t a household name, it combines longstanding interests for Muilenburg, an engineer by training who grew up on an Iowa farm and served on Caterpillar Inc.’s board for nine years. He is an investor and adviser as the Livermore, California-based company prepares to deliver the f...

Make sure that nothing like this happens again. >> reporter: former boeing manager ed pearson who first talked to nbc's cynthia mcfadden repeatedly warned boeing executives of safety lapses. >> i believe production problems at the factory may have contributed to these two tragic crashes. >> reporter: boeing says the suggestion of a link between his concerns and the recent max accidents is completely unfounded no plane in history has ever been grounded for as long as the 737 max. getting these planes flying again will not happen overnight. worldwide 387 maxes are grounded american has 24. >> we...