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Aerospace’s New Honorable CFO, He Comes from NASA

June 22, 2020

The Aerospace Corporation (Aerospace) announces their new chief financial officer (CFO), the Honorable David Radzanowski, who brings years of expertise including serving as former NASA CFO. David will serve in a critical strategic role at a dynamic time for the space enterprise.

“David has deep technical and financial leadership experience in commercial and government organizations, which makes him a fantastic addition to our team,” said Steve Isakowitz, Aerospace president and CEO. “His financial acumen, strategic expertise, and broad experience in the space domain will be vital to supporting Aerospace’s business for years to come.”

Radzanowski joins Aerospace from Equator Corporation, where he led the strategic business functions of Australia’s Future Submarine Program, the largest defense procurement program in Australia’s history. He replaces Ellen Beatty, who departed the company on June 12.

Prior to that position, Radzanowski held increasingly responsible positions at NASA, most recently the Senate-confirmed CFO position. As CFO, he was responsible for managing a budget of nearly $20 billion, overseeing financial operations and coordinating financial management activities with other federal agencies. He also served as NASA’s chief of staff to Administrator Charlie Bolden.

Before joining NASA, Radzanowski worked at the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB). As the deputy associate director for Appropriations in the Office of Legislative Affairs, he advised the OMB director on the development of legislative strategies relating to appropriations, budget, management, regulation, and other legislation. He also served for three years as OMB’s chief of the Science and Space Programs Branch.

Radzanowski began his career at the Congressional Research Service, where he worked as an aerospace policy analyst supporting the U.S. Congress. He earned his bachelor of science degree in astronomy and physics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and his master’s degree in public policy and management from Carnegie Mellon University’s Heinz College.

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