
Christopher T. Calio is the Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of RTX. Christopher has held the CEO seat since May 2024.
Current company
RTX
RTX is an American multinational aerospace and defense conglomerate.
weapons industryHeadquartered in Arlington CountyFounded 2020NYSE: RTX
Source: WikidataChristopher T. Calio joined Pratt & Whitney in January 2017 and has been CEO since May 2024.
Career
Sources: LinkedIn profile
Education
Trinity College-Hartford, BA, Political Science and GovernmentUniversity of Connecticut, Juris DoctorUniversity of Connecticut, MBASource
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Vice president level and above, most senior firstChristopher T. Calio leads a leadership team of 9 published executives. The most recent appointment is Troy Brunk as President, Collins Aerospace, in seat since July 2024.
Most senior 5 of 9
| Name | Title | In seat since |
|---|---|---|
| Christopher T. Calio | Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, and President, RTX Corporation | May 2024 |
| Troy Brunk | President, Collins Aerospace | July 2024 |
| Shane G. Eddy | President, Pratt & Whitney | March 2022 |
| Philip J. Jasper | President, Raytheon | January 2024 |
| Neil G. Mitchill Jr. | Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, RTX Corporation | April 2021 |
Sources: RTX 2025 Form 10-K
Christopher T. Calio is the Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of RTX. Christopher has held the CEO seat since May 2024.
Christopher T. Calio has been CEO of RTX since May 2024, according to LinkedIn profile.
Christopher T. Calio has been CEO of RTX for 2 years, since May 2024.
Troy Brunk (President, Collins Aerospace), Shane G. Eddy (President, Pratt & Whitney), Philip J. Jasper (President, Raytheon), Neil G. Mitchill Jr. (Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, RTX Corporation), and 4 more. Source: RTX 2025 Form 10-K.
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