Mike Manazir

America’s Space & Defense industry is bottlenecked by the capacity of a network of owner-operated machine shops that produce precision metal components. Hadrian is building a series of highly automated precision component factories across the US to enable Space & Defense manufacturers to get parts 10x faster and halve the cost of making Rockets, Satellites, Jets & Drones.

Mike Manazir is a renowned leader with expansive experience in military aviation. Mike uses his 36 years of crucible experiences in the U.S. Navy to teach other leaders the art of purpose-centered leadership; leading others with influence from the heart, not with a title. Contact Mike at www.mikemanazir.com.

Lead growth for the Mobility, Surveillance, and Bomber business unit in Boeing Defense, Space, and Security.

Mike is the Vice President, Navy Systems for The Boeing Company headquartered in Arlington, Virginia. In this role, Mike is the Government Operations representative for the Navy, responsible for all products and services within the Navy portfolio. He is responsible for bringing the Navy customer’s perspective to each Boeing business division leadership team to inform strategy, technology investment and business decisions in the pursuit of new Navy business opportunities for The Boeing Company. Mike is the principal liaison to the Strike Surveillance and Mobility division of Boeing Defense Systems. Mike retired from the Navy on 1 August 2017 after 36 years of service. He commanded VF-31, USS SACRAMENTO, USS NIMITZ, and CARRIER STRIKE GROUP EIGHT in USS DD EISENHOWER. That service included 15 overseas deployments from both coasts; 3750 fighter hours, qualified in the F-14A/D and the F-18E/F; 1240 arrested landings; five tours in the Pentagon, four of these in Navy requirements.

Director of Air Warfare. RADM, USN. http://www.navy.mil/navydata/bios/navybio.asp?bioID=525

Rear Admiral (lower half), USN