Stephen Gumley
Engineer and businessman in Australia
Born
October 26th, 1956
69 years ago
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
Australia
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An Australian engineer and businessman, recognized for leadership in the defense and aerospace sectors. Served as the CEO of Thales Australia, contributing to advancements in technology and defense capabilities. Prior to this role, held significant positions at various engineering firms, focusing on project management and innovation in defense systems.
Served as CEO of Thales Australia
Led advancements in defense technology
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