Lockheed Martin Corp. / LMT
Personnel at the Lockheed Flight Services Station in Ashburn help private pilots with flight planning. (Photo: Courtesy of company.)
About Lockheed Martin Corp.
6801 Rockledge Dr., Bethesda, Md. 20817
www.lockheedmartin.com
| 301-897-6000
| Founded: 1995
Industry: Aerospace And Defense | Category: Top 100 Companies
The world's largest defense contractor, Lockheed makes fighter jets, helicopters, ships, military satellites and rockets, and it designs computer systems for federal and state agencies. Its reach is extensive, with 1,000 facilities in 500 cities and 46 states, and offices in 75 countries and territories. Like other defense contractors, it has benefited from increased defense spending in recent years, even as it is occasionally criticized for rising program costs.
Chairman and president: Robert J. Stevens
Chairman and president: Robert J. Stevens
2007 Financial Data
Total employees: 140,000 | Local employees: 22,600Company Leadership
| Robert J. Stevens | Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer |
| Robert B. Coutts § | Executive Vice President |
| Ralph D. Heath | Executive Vice President - Aeronautics |
| Christopher E. Kubasik | Executive Vice President - Electronic Systems |
| Linda R. Gooden | Executive Vice President - Information Systems and Global Services |
| Joanne M. Maguire | Executive Vice President - Space Systems |
Source: Compensation data provided by Equilar, Inc..
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Robert J. Stevens Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer |
$25,962,696 Salary: $1,627,500 |
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Robert B. Coutts § Executive Vice President |
$6,805,270 Salary: $891,346 |
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Ralph D. Heath Executive Vice President - Aeronautics |
$6,303,092 Salary: $646,346 |
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Christopher E. Kubasik Executive Vice President - Electronic Systems |
$5,938,754 Salary: $837,019 |
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Linda R. Gooden Executive Vice President - Information Systems and Global Services |
$4,272,666 Salary: $519,711 |
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Joanne M. Maguire Executive Vice President - Space Systems |
$3,585,559 Salary: $558,077 |
Did You Know
SHOOT-DOWN: Lockheed Martin's Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense System aboard the cruiser USS Lake Erie was used to successfully destroy an errant U.S. spy satellite in February.
