As Northrop Grumman Chairman & CEO Wes Bush completes his third year at the helm of the storied military contractor, he has good reason to be satisfied with what he has accomplished. Although all of the big defense companies are seeing a softening in sales to the Pentagon as overseas wars wind down and Washington moves to rein in deficits, Bush seems to have found a formula for keeping investors happy in hard times.
As Northrop Grumman Chairman & CEO Wes Bush completes his third year at the helm of the storied military contractor, he has good reason to be satisfied with what he has accomplished. Although all of the big defense companies are seeing a softening in sales to the Pentagon as overseas wars wind down and Washington moves to rein in deficits, Bush seems to have found a formula for keeping investors happy in hard times.
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