Vertical Aerospace Appoints Andrew Teich to Board of Directors
Vertical Aerospace has appointed Andrew Teich, a former CEO of FLIR Systems and a veteran in defence technology, to its Board of Directors.
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The opening ceremony, which took place on National Manufacturing Day in the UK, delivers on a previously announced milestone and marks the next stage in the Company’s transition from prototype development and flight
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Vertical Aerospace has appointed Andrew Teich, a former CEO of FLIR Systems and a veteran in defence technology, to its Board of Directors.
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