Dan Gillian

Dan Gillian

executive United States

Dan Gillian is the vice president and general manager of Boeing Air Dominance, who expressed disappointment over the rejection of a proposed contract by Boeing employees, highlighting the company's readiness for a potential strike and its commitment to supporting customers.

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Venezuela Venezuela: Dan Gillian is the head of the Boeing Air Dominance division who communicated with the strikers. 5

El Nacional: "No someteremos la oferta a votación”: sindicato desafía a Boeing y mantiene la huelga

United States United States: Boeing Defense Vice President Dan Gillian said in a statement that they have found a path forward on a five-year contract offer that grows wages by 45% on average. 8

CNN: Boeing Defense and union reach tentative deal to end strike in St. Louis area

United States United States: Dan Gillian, Boeing general manager and senior St. Louis site executive, expressed disappointment that employees rejected an offer featuring 40% average wage growth. 4

CNN: Boeing’s second strike in less than a year begins at three defense plants

Slovakia Slovakia: Dan Gillian, vice president and general manager of Boeing Air Dominance, expressed disappointment that employees rejected the offer which included a 40% average wage increase. 4

SME – major Slovak daily, est. 1993: Zamestnanci Boeingu, ktorí vyrábajú lietadlá, vstúpili do štrajku

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Dan Gillian, the vice president of Boeing's Air Dominance unit, expressed disappointment over the employees rejecting the company's offer. 5

BBC: Boeing defence workers go on strike in new blow to aviation giant

Canada Canada: Dan Gillian is the Boeing Air Dominance vice president and general manager, and senior St. Louis site executive. 5

The Globe and Mail: About 3,200 Boeing workers who build fighter jets plan to go on strike